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Monitoring apache & nginx using Monitis and M3

POSTED ON: May 2, 2013 POSTED BY Dan Fruehauf

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Apache and Nginx web servers both expose a very nice interface for polling the web server status via HTTP, providing you with useful counters for statistics and up-time.
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Category: Apache Monitoring, Applications Monitoring, Linux Servers Monitoring, Management Scripts, Monitis API, Monitoring Scripts, Server Management, Sysadmin Tools

How to monitor (almost) anything with Monitis M3 – My very personal use case

POSTED ON: September 5, 2012 POSTED BY Dan Fruehauf

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Among the many hats I wear, I also wear a DevOps/SysAdmin hat in Lacoon Security.
When I was invited to custom tailor the monitoring solution for Lacoon Security, I didn’t even hesitate and recommended to use Monitis and M3.
Partly because I wrote M3 but mainly because I think it is a really good solution.
Lacoon Security implements a security service for mobile devices, based on the cloud.
Lacoon’s monitoring needs were rather complex, however, nothing Monitis & M3 could not achieve. Here is the proof.
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Category: 101 Reasons To Choose Monitis, Apache Monitoring, Application Performance Management, cloud computing, Database Monitoring, Linux Servers Monitoring, Management Scripts, Monitis API, Monitoring Scripts, Network Monitoring, Performance Management, Security, Server Management, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring

Simple metric aggregation and automated custom monitors with Monitis and StatsD

POSTED ON: July 30, 2012 POSTED BY Jeremiah Shirk

StatsD is a Node.js daemon that accepts metrics over a simple and lightweight UDP protocol, aggregates those metrics, and sends the results to one or more backend systems for long-term time series data storage, graphing, alerting, etc. Existing backends included with StatsD support graphite and console output for testing. There are also third-party backends for Librato, Ganglia, and AMQP.
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Category: Apache Monitoring, Applications Monitoring, Articles, Events Monitoring, Linux Servers Monitoring, Monitis API, Monitoring Scripts, Open Source, Server Management, Sysadmin Tools

Monitis and M3 at Velocity 2012

POSTED ON: July 9, 2012 POSTED BY Dan Fruehauf

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Last week I was honored to be invited to the famous Velocity 2012 conference in Santa Clara California, hosted by O’Reilly. Monitis was one of the silver sponsors. It was a great opportunity for me to meet the wonderful team I’ve been working with for the last year.
Velocity is all about web and cloud computing. A truly great place to learn about new technologies and keep up with bleeding edge developments.

Getting to the Monitis booth I must admit I was slightly disappointed to find out there was no demonstration of any Custom Monitors capabilities.
Custom Monitors when tailored as turnkey solutions are truly a very important aspect of monitoring server and application uptime.
Enough talking, lets get some work done.
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Category: 101 Reasons To Choose Monitis, Application Performance Management, Applications Monitoring, cloud computing, Linux Servers Monitoring, Management Scripts, Monitis API, Monitis vs. Other services, Monitoring Scripts, Network Monitoring, Open Source, Security, Server Management, Uncategorized

FreeRadius Server Monitoring

POSTED ON: July 2, 2012 POSTED BY Arthur Sergeyan

Introduction One of the most popular protocols for regulating access to the Internet or any computer network is the Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (Radius). It is based on the AAA protocol and serves three purposes: authenticate users for network access; authorize them for services; and account for their services usage. It is widely used by Internet Service Providers, Mobile Operators, Wi-Fi network providers and VOIP providers. Simply, the operation of the protocol can be described as follows: a client starts a connection via a network access device (Radius Client), then the Radius server checks and authenticates/authorizes the user for service and if the user’s credentials match, the server sends an Access-Accept message back to the Radius Client. After this, the transaction data may be stored and processed in the server for billing purposes. In this article we present a possible solution for monitoring the FreeRadius  server’s health status.
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Category: 101 Reasons To Choose Monitis, Linux Servers Monitoring

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