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This Week in Website Performance

POSTED ON: November 20, 2012 POSTED BY Ron Lyman

This Week in Website Performance is a weekly feature of the Monitis.com blog. It summarizes recent articles about website performance. Why? Because your friends at Monitis.com care.

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Category: Weekly Summary

Introducing Open Source MongoDB Monitoring Library

POSTED ON: February 9, 2012 POSTED BY Brad Carleton

Monitoring In a previous Monitoring Performance on MongoDB – Mongo Basics article we went over some basics about Mongo and monitoring Mongo performance.  In this article we are going to examine some interesting services, that can help with our Mongo monitoring.

Basically, we have two sets of statistics we would like to collect from our Mongo instances.  First, the basic computer stats that you need to collect for any machine in your fleet, and second we want to collect all these great DB stats from the Mongo HTTP Console.

We want to collect all these statistics, but we also need somewhere to store and view them.  That’s where Monitis comes into play!
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Category: Database Management, NoSQL Monitoring

Mongo and Monitis: A NoSQL Dream Come True

POSTED ON: February 3, 2012 POSTED BY Brad Carleton

Mongo is a wonderful new NoSql solution from the folks at 10gen, and it has really gained a large following with a reputation for being high performance and developer friendly.  There are lots of good articles on Mongo best practices, see here and here for some examples.
We are going to go over a few common issues that people run into with Mongo, and how Monitis can help keep you informed and alert you to potential issues.
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Category: Database Management, Monitoring Scripts, NoSQL Monitoring

Monitoring Performance on MongoDB – Mongo Basics

POSTED ON: October 24, 2011 POSTED BY Hovhannes Avoyan

Monitoring MongoDB is very similar to monitoring a normal relational database.  If it’s on its own machine then you need to care about things like how much CPU it’s taking up, how much RAM, how fast are the disks etc.   If Mongo starts grinding on any of your core compute resources then guess what, you’ve got a problem!

A good Database Administrator, which hopefully we all aspire to be, needs to monitor more then just the basics.  A good Database Administrator needs to monitor the actual database.  Not to mention in many cases especially with Mongo you will need to monitor a cluster of databases, not just one instance.  You’re in luck with Mongo, because fortunately the folks at 10gen, the makers of MongoDB, have written some excellent documentation for how to properly administer and performance tune MongoDB.
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Category: Database Management, NoSQL Monitoring, Performance Management

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