Understanding NFO Processes
This section provides information on the essential NFO processes you can monitor.
- Linux
- Windows
To monitor NFO processes on Linux, use the ps
command with the -eo
pid,ppid,comm
options.
- NFO server:
nfc_svr
- NFO controller:
jsvc/tomcat
(two tomcat processes) - EDFN:
jsvc/updater
(two processes, the first one - service that monitors the second one - EDFN java process) - HSQLDB - configuration database:
java/hsqldb
NFO server (nfc_svr)
Viewing NFO server process:
# ps -eo pid,ppid,comm | grep nfc_svr
NFO Controller (jsvc/tomcat)
There are two tomcat jsvc processes:
- Parent Process: Monitors the Tomcat server process.
- Tomcat Server Process: Handles NFO's web interface and core functionalities.
Viewing Tomcat Processes:
# ps -eo pid,ppid,args | grep jsvc | grep tomcat
Example Output:
22189 1 jsvc.exec -cwd /opt/flowintegrator/tomcat/bin/ ...
22191 22189 jsvc.exec -cwd /opt/flowintegrator/tomcat/bin/ ...
Explanation:
- Process 22189: Parent jsvc process, responsible for monitoring the Tomcat server.
- Process 22191: Tomcat server process, handling NFO's core functionality.
If the Tomcat server process (22191) becomes unresponsive, the parent process (22189) will automatically restart it.
EDFN (jsvc/updater)
There are two EDFN jsvc processes:
- Parent Process: Monitors the EDFN process.
- EDFN Process: Handles EDFN functionalities.
Viewing EDFN Processes:
#ps -eo pid,ppid,args | grep jsvc | grep updater
Example Output:
23664 1 jsvc.exec -cwd /opt/nfi-updater/bin/ ...
23665 23664 jsvc.exec -cwd /opt/nfi-updater/bin/ ...
Explanation:
- Process 23664: Parent jsvc process, responsible for monitoring the EDFN process.
- Process 23665: EDFN process, handling EDFN functionality.
If the EDFN process (23665) becomes unresponsive, the parent process (23664) will automatically restart it.
HSQLDB - configuration database (java/hsqldb)
Viewing HSQLDB Processes:
# ps -eo pid,ppid,args | grep java | grep hsqldb
On Windows, use the Task Manager to view NFO processes. Look for processes related to NFO, such as java.exe
and tomcat9.exe
.
Viewing NFO Processes:
>TASKLIST /M VCRUNTIME140.dll
Example Output:
Image Name PID Modules
========================= ======== ============================================
nfi-updater.exe 3160 VCRUNTIME140.dll
tomcat9.exe 3212 VCRUNTIME140.dll
java.exe 6324 VCRUNTIME140.dll
nfc_svr.exe 2160 VCRUNTIME140.dll
Explanation:
- Process 2160: NFO server process (nfc_svr.exe).
- Process 3212: NFO controller process (tomcat9.exe).
- Process 3160: EDFN process (nfi-updater.exe).
- Process 6324: HSQLDB process - configuration database (java.exe).