How to monitor the connection between brokers and workers?

Camunda 8 Topics Discussion & Questions
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Hi
Is there a tool or api to monitor workers? If some workers down, it can display or send warning email.
Thanks.

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I’m in China and can’t access YouTube

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@i.m.superman do you have access to dropbox or something similar for file sharing? Maybe @jwulf can upload the video somewhere… or point to the source code in nest-js

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Apparently, if you use ExpressVPN you can watch it in China?

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Now is during special days (National Day). All VPN tools can’t work.
@salaboy I have a Baidu net disk account. I’m not sure if it can work in your there.
@jwulf Would you please share the video to somewhere or email me ?

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I’ll put it in GitHub, that will solve it for everyone in China.

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Thank you so much~

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As promised: https://github.com/jwulf/zeebe-worker-healthchecks-poc

This approach can prove that all tasks in your process have at least one worker, and alert when a task type has no worker servicing it. I use it for a system I have running in Camunda Cloud.

For those not in China, the livestream is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbQOWlDqylc

I’m about to put some convenience logic in the Node Zeebe client library that will make it easy for a worker to alert when it loses its connection, to address https://github.com/creditsenseau/zeebe-client-node-js/issues/71.

However, that doesn’t help you prove that you didn’t forget to start a necessary worker. This approach provides proof that your business process can be serviced end-to-end operationally at a given point in time, with the caveat that you need to manually ensure the completeness of the heartbeat BPM process.

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I’m in china too. thank you

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@mike7ang1rdz can you check @jwulf suggestion in that GitHub project?

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