Basic Enterprise Application Realm

Basic Enterprise Application Realm Documentation
  • 1 About BEAR
  • 2 Release Notes
  • 3 Developer Toolkit
  • 4 Installation & Upgrades
    • 4.1 Installation Steps
    • 4.2 Network Requirements
    • 4.3 Application Server Initialization (First Run)
    • 4.4 Uninstallation
  • 5 Backend Adminitration
    • 5.1 Introduction
    • 5.2 Common Commands
    • 5.3 Application Server Commands
    • 5.4 Resource Monitor Commands
    • 5.5 Sharepoint Commands
    • 5.6 Database Commands
  • 6 Frontend Adminitration
    • 6.1 User Management
    • 6.2 Package Management
    • 6.3 Installing Documentation Packages
    • 6.4 Application Storage
    • 6.5 Resource Monitoring
    • 6.6 Resource Scaling
    • 6.7 Starting & Stopping BEAR
    • 6.8 Security
      • 6.8.1 TLS
    • 6.9 Physical Storage
      • 6.9.1 RAID
      • 6.9.2 File Systems
      • 6.9.3 Viewing the Storage Summary
      • 6.9.4 Decommissioning (wiping) Disks
      • 6.9.5 Storage Management
    • 6.10 Event Distribution
    • 6.11 Hostnames & Ports

5.4 Resource Monitor Commands

January 24th, 2026

Although the Resource Monitor exists on hosts running the BEAR application server, it only has administration command available when installed on dedicated BEAR database or sharepoint hosts. Otherwise it is managed entirely by the application server via the web UI.

5.4.1 configure_resmon

Gets or sets parameters for how the resource monitor accepts API connections over the network.

Usage

configure_resmon [http|https <DOMAIN> <PORT> <IP_MASK>]

Examples

Getting current parameters

# ./configure_resmon BEAR Resource Monitor is currently configured as follows... Protocol: http Listening Domain: bear-database Listening Port: 8082 Allow Connections From: 192.168.1.

Chaning parameters

# ./configure_resmon http bear-database.lan.asiacomtek.com 8082 192.168.1. The BEAR Resource Monitor was reconfigured

5.4.2 start_resmon

Starts the resource monitor if not running. Generally this is only required if the user manually killed the resource monitor process.

Usage

start_resmon

5.4.3 stop_resmon

This is a dummy command that does nothing in order to convey to the user via a message to the terminal that the resource monitor cannot be stopped. It is designed this way for a reason since a BEAR host must always be reachable for resource monitoring. there is no valid reason to stop it.

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