Ideally I would be able to monitor web requests, cpu, network traffic along with php and mysql performance/resources
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#3Hi, what is the platform you are running your stack on? I'm running mine on Linux Arch and most of the stuff you mention is being monitored by my VPS provider.
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#5Prior to DD, I used ServerDensity (https://www.serverdensity.com/) - also a very mature tool and the technical blog written by their founder (https://blog.serverdensity.com/) has interesting tidbits from time to time.
I'm sure someone else will mention New Relic, too - great tool, but more expensive than the other two (though well worth it, if you need it)
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#6Personally and professionally, I have had a great experience with Datadog ( https://www.datadoghq.com/ ) - plenty of integrations with various services, providers and a useable interface. Prior to DD, I used ServerDensity ( https://www.serverdensity.com/ ) - also a very mature tool and the technical blog written by their founder ( https://blog.serverdensity.com/ ) has interesting tidbits from time to time. I'm sure s…
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#7I generally use http://www.zabbix.com . It comes shipped with basic OS tracking but you can also add custom scripts for monitoring almost anything.
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#8Personally and professionally, I have had a great experience with Datadog ( https://www.datadoghq.com/ ) - plenty of integrations with various services, providers and a useable interface. Prior to DD, I used ServerDensity ( https://www.serverdensity.com/ ) - also a very mature tool and the technical blog written by their founder ( https://blog.serverdensity.com/ ) has interesting tidbits from time to time. I'm sure s…
Datadog looks awesome and was incredibly easy to setup and use. Thanks!