title: Monitoring jar application using Spring boot Admin
body: <p>I have an spring boot application .jar, based on spring batch,and it is not a web application, and I'm using a ksh script to Launch it on my server side.</p>
  <p>for some performance observation, we decide to install Spring Boot Admin for this app, using a &quot;sba.war&quot; that is already deployed in another web application on another server, I tried to drop the sba.war beside my applicationBatch.war after updating the application.yml file and import the SBA dependency on my build.gradle file :</p>
  <pre><code>spring:
    datasource:
    # BDD DEV
     url: jdbc:oracle:thin:@xxxx:9999:AAAAA
     username: xxxxxx
     password: xxxxxx
    # SBA DEV
     boot:
       admin:
         client:
           enabled: true
           instance:
              service-base-url: https://xxxxx.com
           url: https://xxxxx.com/sba
           username: username
           password: password
  </code></pre>
  <p>so the problem is, that my application is not deployed on a tomcat server, it is runned by the ksh script on it's embeded server.</p>
  <p>So can I anyhow use the embeded server of SBA to run it ?</p>