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Bandwidth monitoring with ntop & Monitis

POSTED ON: March 12, 2012 POSTED BY Dan Fruehauf

ntop bandwidth monitor


ntop is a very simple yet powerful bandwidth monitor which outputs various statistics counters in RRD.
RRD – Round Robin Database – is a very handy framework for saving server performance counters in a ring buffer.
We can say that if we would like to graph network performance, ntop does most of the hard work for us and all we have left to do is to graph the counters.
Among the counters ntop exposes there are:

  • Total bytes per interface
  • Total HTTP, DHCP, DNS, NetBIOS bytes per interface
  • Interface throughput
  • IGMP, ARP statistics

And speaking of graphing, we have Monitis, which can graph any counter we can think of. I have an idea – lets graph ntop data with Monitis!
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Category: 101 Reasons To Choose Monitis, Linux Servers Monitoring, Mail Server Monitoring, Monitoring Scripts, Network Monitoring, Performance Management, Server Management, Web Server Monitoring

Superb Real User Webpage Performance Monitoring with Jiffy and Monitis

POSTED ON: March 5, 2012 POSTED BY Dan Fruehauf

Webpage performance

Web page performance as opposed to website performance is a bit more of an intricate job requiring familiarization with what is actually served on your website and how your web pages are woven together.
If we’re talking about website performance – we most likely refer to web server performance – how fast requests are being served or what’s the percentage of failed requests for instance.
Opposed to that, web page performance, or at least what I am referring to is the equivalent of asking the following invaluable questions:

  • How fast/slow is my web page in general?
  • Are there excessively slow parts at my web page?
  • If my web page is indeed slow, where is the bottleneck?

And guys, for this, there is a solution. It is a really handy utility called jiffy-web.
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Category: 101 Reasons To Choose Monitis, Application Performance Management, Applications Monitoring, Java Monitoring, Linux Servers Monitoring, Monitis API, Monitoring Scripts, Network Monitoring, Server Management, Uptime Monitoring, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring

Integrate NGINX Monitoring into Monitis.com

POSTED ON: January 23, 2012 POSTED BY glenn.chen

 

 

NGINX is the new rising star among NGINX's logoother web servers. In fact, NGINX is now the 2nd most widely used web server (22 million websites) in the world. NGINX fanboys will tell you no one can top their love of NGINX, because it succeeds in efforts to achieve high performance with small memory footprint. It makes NGINX suitable to deliver static content, to work as a reverse proxy, or even to run as a load balancer, all of the above in a fast and scalable way. Several well-known companies pick NGINX to power their sites, including WordPress and Github.
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Category: Management Scripts, Monitoring Scripts, Performance Management, Sysadmin Tools, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring

21 Apache Tomcat Configuration Tips

POSTED ON: December 14, 2011 POSTED BY Hovhannes Avoyan

Monitis is pleased to present the following tips for configuring Apache Tomcat for maximum performance. Apache Tomcat is an open source software implementation of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies. Apache Tomcat powers numerous large-scale, mission-critical web applications across a diverse range of industries and organizations.

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Category: Performance Management, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring

Managing and Monitoring SharePoint Server 2010: Configuring the Usage Database

POSTED ON: November 22, 2011 POSTED BY Ard-Jan Barnas

This article is the second article in our series about SharePoint. In our first article we provided a few SharePoint basic system performance counters that you can use to monitor the overall health of the server itself that is running SharePoint; a requirement before you can monitor SharePoint effectively and detect and identify possible bottlenecks. In this article we’ll discuss SharePoint monitoring more in depth and provide some best practices.

SharePoint 2010 offers a number of built-in monitoring features for diagnosing problems and performance. By default diagnostic logging is enabled and while most of the time these default settings will be sufficient, there might be times when you want to make changes to these settings. For example, if you are making a major change to your environment, you can configure a more verbose level of logging to track more closely if everything is working as planned.
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Category: 101 Reasons To Choose Monitis, Applications Monitoring, MS SQL Server Monitoring, Web Server Monitoring, Windows Servers Monitoring

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