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Network Monitoring – See What is Coming Next!

POSTED ON: April 26, 2013 POSTED BY Ralph Eck

In business it is an accepted principle that, “if you aren’t moving forward, you are moving backwards.” Products and services need to be constantly developed, released and enhanced to keep pace with our customer needs, competition and technology. In this regard we would like to share with you just some of the exciting upcoming services and enhancements we are already developing for you in our path to the future. With this continual development and expansion we are truly a “Monitor Everything and all in one” monitoring service provider!
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Category: News

Data Analytics in the Cloud: Two Cool NoSQL ‘Big Data’ Options for the SMB

POSTED ON: August 16, 2012 POSTED BY Jeffrey Walker

Data Analytics in the Cloud: Two Cool NoSQL ‘Big Data’ Options for the SMB

Some estimates suggest that by 2015 the digital universe will grow to 8 zettabytes of data (1 Zettabyte = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes). Much has been written in recent years about “Big Data” and the implications for Information management and data analytics. Simply put, Big data is data that is too large to process using traditional methods.
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Category: Uncategorized

A Guide to CouchDB Installation, Configuration and Monitoring

POSTED ON: June 15, 2012 POSTED BY zhirayr

Introduction

There is huge amount of documentation about CouchDB on the web. This article is not a complete guide to CouchDB. It’s just a very brief description of CouchDB with examples which could be useful if you decide to try cluster building.
A little about CouchDB:
Basically, CouchDB is a schema-less document oriented database with a lot of features:
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Category: Database Monitoring, NoSQL Monitoring

Key metrics used for web oriented storage systems monitoring on RIAK example

POSTED ON: April 9, 2012 POSTED BY zhirayr

Today I want to share with you some ideas about Web Oriented Storage System (WOSS) monitoring on databases and will use Riak as an example. I won’t be discussing here what’s meant by ”web oriented” or “storage system”, I am assuming that you are already familiar with these concepts. There are several WOSS (Web Oriented Storage Systems), but today I will only deal with Riak.

So, what is Riak?
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Category: Database Monitoring, NoSQL Monitoring

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

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