Post 9rgRRLgO6on2yCHPzU by adasauce@radical.town
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 (DIR) Post #9rgQuNx2eZbQRwLrAe by kemonine@social.holdmybeer.solutions
       2020-02-04T04:53:02.645955Z
       
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       @sungo @adasauce Monit and munin are great for single server kinds of setups but can get funky at times.If you're looking for something that's extensible, has purty graphs and can aggregate all the infos you may want to check out zabbix. It's been around almost as long as nagios and is less painful to get under way with than nagios.If you find monit or munin lacking, zabbix is definitely a good next step
       
 (DIR) Post #9rgRRLE1oG6ZYF0lmq by adasauce@radical.town
       2020-02-04T04:42:36Z
       
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       i need better monitoring for my personal stuffcan anyone suggest some kind of self-hosted dashboard that can semi-intelligently ping web services and notify when they're down? providing a status/history a bonus but not required.like smokeping maybe, but more like red light green light.
       
 (DIR) Post #9rgRRLZIXB7QcCxkwK by BunnyHearted@anarchism.space
       2020-02-04T04:52:41Z
       
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       @adasauce I think nagios would probably work quite well for this, if you don't mind doing some configuring.
       
 (DIR) Post #9rgRRLgO6on2yCHPzU by adasauce@radical.town
       2020-02-04T04:55:17Z
       
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       @BunnyHearted yea i'd like to avoid the nagios / zabbix / grafana route if I can. while I'm fully capable of setting up real monitoring, just looking for something basic to give a heads up to me or a few users if something is up on the surface.
       
 (DIR) Post #9rgRRMHFtkHSoXWrSK by adasauce@radical.town
       2020-02-04T04:58:29Z
       
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       cc @kemonine
       
 (DIR) Post #9rgRWUpzUz12oME5kO by kemonine@social.holdmybeer.solutions
       2020-02-04T05:00:07.510336Z
       
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       @adasauce @BunnyHearted That's definitely monit/munin territory IMHOI went with munin and it's been working great on a fleet of raspbery pi's and similarly tiny arm machines as well as some HUGE servers (think >64Gb ram and upwards of 48 cores).I personally prefer munin over monit for fundamental monitoring stuffs with zabbix over nagios for more robust needs.