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Flume Agents - do they appear as a port in NETSTAT?

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Explorer

We have a Flume Agent running well currently...

 

agent1.sources.http-source.type = http
agent1.sources.http-source.port = 8989

 

It is doing its job, but I was interested to know why it does not display as an open/listening port via the box standard NETSTAT Linux command?

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Neil

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It should definitely show up in netstat as a LISTENING port. You could also use 'lsof -iTCP:8989' to confirm if it is listening.

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It should definitely show up in netstat as a LISTENING port. You could also use 'lsof -iTCP:8989' to confirm if it is listening.

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Explorer
Thanks for the second command, this is very useful and a lot simpler to identify than netstat - Cheers!