Title: Application monitoring
Hi all:
We maintain a number of web-based applications that use postgres as the back end. We recently had an unfortunate situation where the hosted server was hacked and the client had some significant downtime. We proposed a custom monitoring app, written in PHP, that would periodically monitor (for example) the web server (Apache) and database (postgres) so that we’d know more quickly when something happened.
The client responded that surely this problem of monitoring a database-backed web app was a known, solved problem, and wanted to know what other people did to solve the problem.
So my question, hopefully not too off-topic: if you administer a mission-critical postgres install that needs high availability, what do you do for monitoring? Commercial, freeware or open source tool? Custom scripts? Anything I haven’t thought of?
-- sgl
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Steve Lane
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