But it definitely depends on the application and why it's hanging. In short, Zabbix agent is a lightweight application that can collect various performance data from the operating system such as CPU, memory, disk, and network. Redirect output to file and feed with it Zabbix. fossil changes -abs-paths -hash -header -v. Zabbix Monitoring Solution returns to organizations once lost control over information systems, providing smart analysis of current state of IT infrastructure.
If checking the working set size is what you really need to find things going wrong, great, but I'd have guessed utime (probably mostly equivalent to the perf_counter key I mentioned above, but I generally prefer to work with the perf_counter keys because it's easier to identify what they're doing on a Windows system) might give you more useful info than wkset. If you need a list of changed files, you can get it with. And obviously you'd change "abc" to be the actual name of your process. If you don't see something happen there when the process hangs, try other metrics. Monitoring starts once the Monitoring Template is set to a host where the Zabbix agent and the GridDB server are installed.
What metric would reveal that? You probably need to know about how it's behaving when that happens, but as a starting place, I'd watch perf_counter where is the number in seconds that matches how often you're collecting the data - if you don't set this appropriately, you may get unexpected results if you try to compare to other data.
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