Simple server monitoring - Feedback appreciated (Public beta)

abytecurious

Looks amazing. I must try this. Thanks.

Crusty

Is there a way to set the state of a server to "scheduled downtime"? It could maybe not keep the stats during that time and not send a notification. If a server is listed as not responding, I thinks the process list should be empty. Currently it shows the last process list forever. Great web UI!

bashlyk

@forumsuk said:
I use it to monitor my servers. My only complaint is it doesnt really show when the server went down. The uptime is shown as, say 98% but when was it when it was down for 2%?

Look under activity. It shows the time stamp when the monitor agent detected the server as unavailable over the last 30 days.

Dormeo

That's why nodequery is better
Anyway your job is cool too

@Neoon said:

@dedicados said:

@Neoon said:
I use this on daily basis: https://github.com/Ne00n/Ariane-Monitoring

Still in progress but Selfhosted.

is for multiple servers? i dont find any info about it. i will test it at night arriving home, but if you can give me some hints, would me appreciated.

thanks

You could add as lot as you wish.

But the Database gets bigger and bigger as more as you add, I would not used it on a 5$/y shared hosting but your choice.

Currently 1x Server results in 1.4k new entries per day, if you keep that for like 30 Days and add another 5 Servers you get sure about 100k+

Neoon

@Dormeo I use indexes everywhere, I dont have a benchmark to gurantee to 100% it will work on SharedHosting with a big database, also depends on the users I guess.

Could work fine, running currently on Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3570S CPU @ 3.10GHz has like 1% Load. 150k rows 6 servers seems to be fine.

qibinghua

Very nice,but only 10 servers, i need more

click4easy

How can i contact @Joe_NQ? Sent a couple of emails, tried to pm, and even tried contacting him through website's contact form.

dedicados

Long time he is not online, so bad.

I want one like nodequery but selfhosted, the one from Neoon is good, but still missing a lot of things, i modified the installer so can be installed in any os.

Neoon

@dedicados said:
Long time he is not online, so bad.

I want one like nodequery but selfhosted, the one from Neoon is good, but still missing a lot of things, i modified the installer so can be installed in any os.

When you have a idea, carry it to Github and open an Issue.

If you have a better installer, please also go to Github and open a Pull request.

Thanks.

ricardo777

@dedicados said:
Long time he is not online, so bad.

I want one like nodequery but selfhosted, the one from Neoon is good, but still missing a lot of things, i modified the installer so can be installed in any os.

Share with a pull request ☺️

dedicados

thanks, i will do it later, when arriving home.

let me write it down "pull request"

=D

princeshoko

I have to say when this thread was started in 2014 I wasn't so sure about the service. But coming up on 5 years later and I still have my account and use it. Pretty decent 5 year beta test.

eol

I use simple IP cams to monitor my servers.

angstrom

@princeshoko said:
I have to say when this thread was started in 2014 I wasn't so sure about the service. But coming up on 5 years later and I still have my account and use it. Pretty decent 5 year beta test.

The OP (= @Joe_NQ ) is long gone from LET.

angstrom

@angstrom said:

@princeshoko said:
I have to say when this thread was started in 2014 I wasn't so sure about the service. But coming up on 5 years later and I still have my account and use it. Pretty decent 5 year beta test.

The OP (= @Joe_NQ ) is long gone from LET.

And no change to the code on Github in four years, it looks abandoned.

DataRecovery

A quick question to those, who are using this service: how much RAM the monitoring script consumes when installed on a VPS?

I believe it shouldn't differ much among the different distributions, but just in case, I'm particularly interested in CentOS 7.

princeshoko

@angstrom said:

The OP (= @Joe_NQ ) is long gone from LET.

And no change to the code on Github in four years, it looks abandoned.

My thoughts as well, but site still going, service works flawless still, so no complains still.

nqservices

Anyone using it on Debian 9 or Ubuntu 18? If yes, does it work properly? Thanks

Daniel15

@Neoon said:
I use this on daily basis: https://github.com/Ne00n/Ariane-Monitoring

Still in progress but Selfhosted.

Does this script still exist? I can't find the repo any more.

smile93

@Daniel15 said:

@Neoon said:
I use this on daily basis: https://github.com/Ne00n/Ariane-Monitoring

Still in progress but Selfhosted.

Does this script still exist? I can't find the repo any more.

https://github.com/K4Y5/Ariane-Monitoring

Skander

Even though NodeQuery still works flawlessly, I'd recommend you move away since it's been abandoned for 5 (?) years at this point on GitHub. Chances are it's outdated and might have vulnerabilities that won't be patched.

Daniel15

@smile93 said:

@Daniel15 said:

@Neoon said:
I use this on daily basis: https://github.com/Ne00n/Ariane-Monitoring

Still in progress but Selfhosted.

Does this script still exist? I can't find the repo any more.

https://github.com/K4Y5/Ariane-Monitoring

Cool thanks. Looks similar to Munin, which I'm already using to monitor a few servers. Will take a closer look once I'm back from vacation this week.

Neoon

@Skander said:
Even though NodeQuery still works flawlessly, I'd recommend you move away since it's been abandoned for 5 (?) years at this point on GitHub. Chances are it's outdated and might have vulnerabilities that won't be patched.

If it would be abandoned, it would not run another 5 years.
He said he keeps it online, which also means he cares about patching stuff.

@Daniel15 said:

@Neoon said:
I use this on daily basis: https://github.com/Ne00n/Ariane-Monitoring

Still in progress but Selfhosted.

Does this script still exist? I can't find the repo any more.

Well, I stopped the development since I switched to netData:
https://github.com/netdata/netdata

Which is way better.

For external monitoring I am still using:
https://github.com/Ne00n/Night-Sky

Which only gets bug/security fixes.