What is daeMON?

daeMON is a command line utility designed to be run as a FireDaemon service. Its primary function is to monitor and restart groups of Windows and/or FireDaemon services in a structured manner.

Why use daeMON?

You need to use daeMON if you have multiple FireDaemon services installed and you want to monitor and control their CPU and memory usage or restart individual or groups of Windows or FireDaemon services in a structured and controlled manner.

daeMON Features

• Monitors individual or groups of Windows, FireDaemon Pro or FireDaemon Trinity services
• Monitors services for availability (service or process down), CPU and memory utilisation
• Restarts or stops individual services or ordered groups of services should a service fail or hit CPU and/or memory thresholds
• Dynamically update monitoring groups as FireDaemon services are installed or deleted
• Ignore disabled or shutdown FireDaemon services, excluding them from monitoring
• Ignore CPU and memory thresholds for finite monitoring intervals
• Run in passive mode just reporting monitoring events
• Provide no, basic and verbose logging output
• Supplied as a lightweight standalone 32-bit or 64-bit executable - has no other dependencies
• Multiple instances of daeMON can be installed to monitor multiple individual services or service groups

daeMON Usage Scenarios and Documentation

A detailed daeMON setup HOWTO can be found in the FireDaemon Forums. Additional documentation can be found in the product ZIP file.