JSP file [/monitor/app_check.jsp] not found errors within Liferay logs
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Issue
Many code_jsp 404 WARN messages such as the following are being observed in the Liferay logs:
WARN [https-jsse-nio2-11251-exec-3][code_jsp:163] {code="404", msg="JSP file [/monitor/app_check.jsp] not found", uri=/monitor/app_check.jsp}
WARN [https-jsse-nio2-11251-exec-2][code_jsp:163] {code="404", msg="JSP file [/monitor/app_check.jsp] not found", uri=/monitor/app_check.jsp}
WARN [https-jsse-nio2-11251-exec-11][code_jsp:163] {code="404", msg="JSP file [/monitor/app_check.jsp] not found", uri=/monitor/app_check.jsp}
WARN [https-jsse-nio2-11251-exec-13][code_jsp:163] {code="404", msg="JSP file [/monitor/app_check.jsp] not found", uri=/monitor/app_check.jsp}
Environment
- Liferay DXP behind an AWS Elastic Load Balancer
Resolution
- These log messages do not come from Liferay. You can examine the HTTP access logs to see which requests trigger them:
<redacted IP address> - - [date] "GET /monitor/app_check.jsp HTTP/1.1" 404 61043 "-" "ELB-HealthChecker/2.0" - "ELB-HealthChecker/2.0" indicates the request originates from the "Elastic Load Balancing" component of AWS.
- To stop the warnings:
- Change the health check path in your AWS load balancer target group to a URL that Liferay serves, such as the portal home page.
- Then, confirm that the 404 entries no longer appear in the HTTP access log.
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