Riemann – A network monitoring system
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Riemann – A network monitoring system
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Re: Riemann – A network monitoring system
#2I'm very happy to see riemann featured here. I've been using it in production since early 2012 and contributed to it (intensively, at one point) as well.
It's been a breeze, rather worry free and its very good collectd support has enabled us to cover very interesting use cases at Exoscale.
Re: Riemann – A network monitoring system
#3Clojure. I think I should stop thinking and really learn that language now. It seems very tempting as a first functional language.
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#4https://nodequery.com/ -- this is the lightweight version , not as extensive as Riemann but good for normal monitoring and notifications.
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#5Anyone use http://prometheus.io/ ? wdyt
Re: Riemann – A network monitoring system
#6https://nodequery.com/ -- this is the lightweight version , not as extensive as Riemann but good for normal monitoring and notifications.
Ah, unfortunately, it looks like you need to sign up to even see what features it has. Do you know of an alternative feature list or have some things off the top of your head you could say about it?
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#7Used in production without a hassle for 2 years.
For our setup and scenario it was a very fitting and good solution. Easy Setup and easy usage. Recommended.
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#8"Network monitoring system" makes me think of routers, switches, Mbps / Gbps, etc. This seems more like a "server monitoring system."
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#9Very interesting project in monitoring! Thanks for creating it! Seems like new fresh ideas :).
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#10Anyone able to give a quick overview of why they use Riemann vs SaaS offerings, and the distinguishing features (other than cost/control)?
I like the look of the config structure, being Clojure.