Does anyone know a good open source and free webmonitoring software which I can use to monitor some websites and build simple uptime/downtine statistics for my customers (conform SLA's) ?
Any help/hitns would be very apperciated :)
Hello!
MvE> Does anyone know a good open source and free webmonitoring software MvE> which I can use to monitor some websites and build simple MvE> uptime/downtine statistics for my customers (conform SLA's) ?
MvE> Any help/hitns would be very apperciated :)
I'm using "monit" package ("yum install monit" from DAG's repo). But, I'm also interested in more advanced software for REMOTE monitoring of services(APACHE, SSHD, etc), because monit specific for local monitoring...
MONIT could be found at: http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004, Eugeny Zadevalov wrote:
Hello!
MvE> Does anyone know a good open source and free webmonitoring software MvE> which I can use to monitor some websites and build simple MvE> uptime/downtine statistics for my customers (conform SLA's) ?
MvE> Any help/hitns would be very apperciated :)
I'm using "monit" package ("yum install monit" from DAG's repo). But, I'm also interested in more advanced software for REMOTE monitoring of services(APACHE, SSHD, etc), because monit specific for local monitoring...
MONIT could be found at: http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/
Maybe you should both look at NAGIOS. Nagios and RRDtool together can be used to monitor, graph, report just about anything.
regards, -Ryan
Ryan Sweet wrote:
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004, Eugeny Zadevalov wrote:
Hello!
MvE> Does anyone know a good open source and free webmonitoring software MvE> which I can use to monitor some websites and build simple MvE> uptime/downtine statistics for my customers (conform SLA's) ?
MvE> Any help/hitns would be very apperciated :)
I'm using "monit" package ("yum install monit" from DAG's repo). But, I'm also interested in more advanced software for REMOTE monitoring of services(APACHE, SSHD, etc), because monit specific for local monitoring...
MONIT could be found at: http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/
Maybe you should both look at NAGIOS. Nagios and RRDtool together can be used to monitor, graph, report just about anything.
regards, -Ryan
I only want http monitoring and some RRdtool grpah per day/week/month with some graph which shows me downtime/uptime. That's mainly it..no full blown monitoring package with 3d graphs and hard to install/setup features :) I run nagios but I do not know how to: a) montitor a website b) make some nifty-click-on-this-button-graphs to show some simple SLA pstats
Michiel
Ryan,
Have a look at http://www.cacti.net/.
Cacti more-or-less automates the gathering of data into an RRD database using SNMP or various other methods and can then use this data to create various graphs.
Regards
Lee
-----Original Message----- From: Michiel van Es [mailto:michiele@info.nl] Sent: 17 December 2004 12:46 To: Ryan Sweet Cc: Eugeny Zadevalov Subject: Re: [Centos] question about Webtraffic monitoring
Ryan Sweet wrote:
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004, Eugeny Zadevalov wrote:
Hello!
MvE> Does anyone know a good open source and free webmonitoring MvE> software which I can use to monitor some websites and build MvE> simple uptime/downtine statistics for my customers (conform MvE> SLA's) ?
MvE> Any help/hitns would be very apperciated :)
I'm using "monit" package ("yum install monit" from DAG's repo). But, I'm also interested in more advanced software for REMOTE monitoring of services(APACHE, SSHD, etc), because monit specific for local monitoring...
MONIT could be found at: http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/
Maybe you should both look at NAGIOS. Nagios and RRDtool together can be used to monitor, graph, report just about anything.
regards, -Ryan
I only want http monitoring and some RRdtool grpah per day/week/month with some graph which shows me downtime/uptime. That's mainly it..no full blown monitoring package with 3d graphs and hard to install/setup features :) I run nagios but I do not know how to: a) montitor a website b) make some nifty-click-on-this-button-graphs to show some simple SLA pstats
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On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 13:46 +0100, Michiel van Es wrote:
Ryan Sweet wrote:
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004, Eugeny Zadevalov wrote:
Hello!
MvE> Does anyone know a good open source and free webmonitoring software MvE> which I can use to monitor some websites and build simple MvE> uptime/downtine statistics for my customers (conform SLA's) ?
MvE> Any help/hitns would be very apperciated :)
I'm using "monit" package ("yum install monit" from DAG's repo). But, I'm also interested in more advanced software for REMOTE monitoring of services(APACHE, SSHD, etc), because monit specific for local monitoring...
MONIT could be found at: http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/
Maybe you should both look at NAGIOS. Nagios and RRDtool together can be used to monitor, graph, report just about anything.
regards, -Ryan
I only want http monitoring and some RRdtool grpah per day/week/month with some graph which shows me downtime/uptime. That's mainly it..no full blown monitoring package with 3d graphs and hard to install/setup features :) I run nagios but I do not know how to: a) montitor a website b) make some nifty-click-on-this-button-graphs to show some simple SLA pstats
Michiel _______________________________________________
Downtime monitoring is rather pointless, uptime is all that matters. Also, do you care about reachability or just the service? Do you need to check for back end dependencies? Is this a single server or a pool? Do you have virtual servers?
A properly built apache server generally will only have a problem if their is a hardware issue. In over four years of running apache on Linux, I have not had one single instance where the daemon itself had a problem, moron admins are the most common, with bad disks and brown outs after that.
wget is about the simplest tool their is, that and a few lines of scripting should handle what you want.
Ted
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