Amon - web application debugging and monitoring toolkit
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#2Why do people keep linking to GitHub repos instead of official websites?
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#3Is this tool can be used with centtralized mongodb and app server to monitor more than one server ? I like its simplicity.
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#4This is awesome!
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#5I especially like the logging feature. Haven't had the chance to look at the code yet but how tightly coupled to mongodb is this? Would it be relatively easy to replace the store with redis?
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#6Looks very promising - I can't help wonder how you can spend time building a quality product like this, then release it for free : is there a monetization strategy at some point (i.e : pro support) ?
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#7Looks awesome.
I will try to deploy this on Heroku and see how it compares to my django-sentry [https://github.com/dcramer/django-sentry] installation.
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#8Looks very promising - I can't help wonder how you can spend time building a quality product like this, then release it for free : is there a monetization strategy at some point (i.e : pro support) ?
There is a Pro version in the works.
The idea is to have a fully working open source variant with almost everything included. But if you want to monitor multiple servers, better support for multiple apps ( for example: color filter in the web interface ), email notifications , etc - then you can buy the Pro version.
The Pro version will cost something that everyone can afford and it will be - pay once, use forever :)
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#9I especially like the logging feature. Haven't had the chance to look at the code yet but how tightly coupled to mongodb is this? Would it be relatively easy to replace the store with redis?
It was Redis once :)
But Redis is not a good database for storing Rails exceptions, that's why I replaced it with Mongo.
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#10Looks great, very impressive.
Is user authentication in the works? Is there an easy workaround for securing the web app?