Deployment Architecture

What would be an optimal way to check whether a server is up?

danielbb
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We have the following health check about the server being up or down -

| tstats latest(_time) as latest where index=os_solaris source="Unix:Uptime" by host 
| convert timeformat=" %b %d, %Y   %H:%M:%S" ctime(latest) AS Last_Log 
| where latest < relative_time(now(), "-10m") 
| table Last_Log, host

What would be a better way, that won't produce a false alert on 100 servers, as it happened today?

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danielbb
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In the simplest form check server is up or not speaks about it.

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