Re: [PhillyOnRails] Server Monitoring Services?

[Andrew Libby <alibby@tangeis.com>]

I'm pretty big into Nagios also.  And while I'm not trying to make a 
business out of it,
I've got a few customers that I do some monitoring for.  I'm not going 
to try to compete
on price with the big commercial monitoring services.  I'm typically 
working on about
$95.50/ year per server.  I'm happy to do just external monitoring, or 
if you'd like to have
an on system agent, we use nrpe.

Generally, I'd not spam a list with this stuff...  And I'm not trying to 
make a big business
monitoring.  I do it for clients though, so I figured I'd throw it out 
there in case there's interest.

If you want someone to come in and setup nagios for you, I can do that.  
If I'm super nice,
Colin may even vouch for my work. Obviously, at  $7.95 a month, it does 
not take long to pay
for a $20/ month slice host account and have your very own nagios setup :-).

Andy


Colin A. Bartlett wrote:
> On Mar 6, 2008, at 11:22 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
>
> > Can anyone recommend a good (client-friendly) service that will watch 
> > a set of domains to see if/when the web service goes down?
>
> We use nagios and love it. That runs on one of our own servers 
> offsite, though. Not a service. But it's open source and very flexible.
>
> C
>
> Colin A. Bartlett
> Kinetic Web Solutions
> http://blog.kineticweb.com
>
>
>
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