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Windows Server 2012 – New Advanced Features

POSTED ON: November 7, 2012 POSTED BY Irina Tihova

In this article I would like to share the new things in Windows Server 2012 that grabbed my particular attention. It’s not a full list of the new features, which you can find on the Microsoft official site. It’s more like a summary of the more advanced and intriguing new features.
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Category: Articles, cloud computing, Network Monitoring, Security, Uncategorized, Windows Servers Monitoring

CodeIgniter Security tips

POSTED ON: October 9, 2012 POSTED BY Ali Gajani

The security of your web application cannot be compromised. According to Symantec, one of the world’s foremost security firms, there are 4 vulnerabilities (XXS, SQL, Enumeration, Remote Execution) to web applications.

The evaluation below shows the results of tests conducted on a sample CodeIgniter web application to deduce the level of security of the system. If you are a web application developer writing apps in PHP, CodeIgniter has a lot to offer in terms of security.
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Category: Application Performance Management, Security

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

POSTED ON: September 5, 2012 POSTED BY Dan Fruehauf

free-website-monitoringWelcome M3

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

Monitis and M3 at Velocity 2012

POSTED ON: July 9, 2012 POSTED BY Dan Fruehauf

Velocity 2012


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

Linux Series 1: Dedicated Linux server – Host your own

POSTED ON: May 25, 2012 POSTED BY Joseph Parkton

dedicated linux server hostingWelcome to a new article on “Linux Dedicated Hosting” and how to host your own web server. This will be an ongoing series with the end goal being hosting your own domain (www.yoursitehere.com) and allowing others the ability to buy server space from you and make a profit online. The first step is to get our server operating system up and running and configuring the needed tools and updates, I will be using Ubuntu Linux 10.10 as my “OS” and will be setting up a LAMP server which stands for “Linux, Apache HTTP server, MySQL, and PHP ” so we first open the terminal “Cntrl + Alt + T” or you can go to “Applications >Accessories >Terminal” either way is fine. Once we have the terminal open we type in:

sudo apt-get install tasksel lamp=server

enter our password for root and press enter. After our packages have downloaded in the terminal we type sudo tasksel (tasksel package provides a simple interface for users who want to configure their system to perform a specific task. This program is used during the installation process, but users can also use tasksel at any time.)  we choose LAMP server and enter.
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Category: Linux Servers Monitoring, Security, Server Management, Sysadmin Tools, Uptime Monitoring, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring

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