Ask HN: Best uptime monitor? 2 points by evertonfuller 15y ago ↗ HN Looking around for uptime monitoring systems. What do you guys use? Thanks!
[–] sc68cal 15y ago ↗ How many systems are you planning to monitor?Are you looking for alerts? Performance graphs? Managed vs. In house? [–] evertonfuller 15y ago ↗ Just 1 server.Email (and SMS) alerts and graphs yup. [–] sc68cal 15y ago ↗ Clicky: http://www.pingdom.com [–] evertonfuller 15y ago ↗ That's perfect, thank you!
[–] evertonfuller 15y ago ↗ Just 1 server.Email (and SMS) alerts and graphs yup. [–] sc68cal 15y ago ↗ Clicky: http://www.pingdom.com [–] evertonfuller 15y ago ↗ That's perfect, thank you!
[–] sc68cal 15y ago ↗ Clicky: http://www.pingdom.com [–] evertonfuller 15y ago ↗ That's perfect, thank you!
[–] mariocesar 15y ago ↗ I made my own service with a free Google App Engine instance, using this script as a base → https://github.com/danawoodman/python-uptime-monitor mainly to use the SMS gateway api from my provider.Simple enough, write the views and use the cron service from GAE, for myself 2secods it's more than efficient.I will never hit any cost on GAE just monitoring 12 servers every 2 seconds.You will get more capabilities, writing your own uptime script and personally I will add: it's more fun :-)
[–] antonioe 15y ago ↗ Uptrends has a pretty good service. Probes that run every 10 minutes. http://uptrends.com
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[ 0.19 ms ] story [ 37.5 ms ] threadAre you looking for alerts? Performance graphs? Managed vs. In house?
Email (and SMS) alerts and graphs yup.
Simple enough, write the views and use the cron service from GAE, for myself 2secods it's more than efficient.
I will never hit any cost on GAE just monitoring 12 servers every 2 seconds.
You will get more capabilities, writing your own uptime script and personally I will add: it's more fun :-)