A simple external site monitoring system?

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1nd1go2012-05-07 15:48:23

Monitoring

1nd1go, 2012-05-07 15:48:23

Hi all!
For the internal needs of the office, a site monitoring system is needed.
Tasks:
- Make HTTP requests once per adjustable interval (it would be cool to have flexible settings, in the spirit of if it fails, then change the interval; rise, change back)
- Measure response time, build graphs
- Send letters if anything
- Have a secretary-friendly face to add sites to monitoring.
Let's just say that a simple shell script with curl and gnuplot is enough for me, but this is purely on my knees for me, and I need to screw a webmort with a base there so that people can shove everything they need themselves, and on this I don’t have enough time, since I’m actually on the “bloody enterprise” on java.
I think fooling around with any nagios is expensive, I'll finish the script faster.
Requesting more leads on something OpenSource . Thanks
UPD: Please pay attention - not a service, but a tool, so that I put it myself.

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Boris, 2012-05-07
@ekho

zabbix

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Sergey Ozeransky, 2012-05-07
@KREGI

ping-admin.ru/
but I didn’t find any graphs there ...

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mizi, 2012-05-07
@mizi

As a very simple option: Server Monitor (from Peter Baehr) extension for Google Chrome. I monitor 8 servers and is always at hand in the browser.

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SergeiStartsev, 2012-05-07
@SergeiStartsev

Choose .

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Evgeny Yablochkin, 2012-05-07
@Bers

newrelic.com

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Vladimir Sokolovsky, 2012-05-07
@inlanger

I wrote a small python script for myself, and began to fasten a bottlepy web face to it. But apparently someone ~~got into my head and~~ wrote a complete analogue of such a “service”, posting the source codes in opensource - pulsh.com/2012/01/monithor-a-free-alternative-to-pingdom , which I will share with you: ) It's just that this script has a hard time with graphs, but that's what it's OpenSource for;)

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giner, 2012-05-08
@giner

> Fooling around with any nagios'om I consider it costly, I'll finish the script faster.
You shouldn’t talk about Nagios, it’s extremely simple, you don’t need a database, a bunch of ready-made scripts, and it’s just as easy to add your own script if there isn’t one ready.

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intelligence, 2012-05-09
@intelligence

github.com/madeinnordeste/PHP-Server-Monitor-Plus doesn't really have graphs.

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Vitaly, 2018-01-22
@Novik22

In my opinion, the easiest website monitoring is: inspector-s.online