Thank you Daniel, I will take a look into that!
2013/7/13 Daniel Rinehart
> If you are okay with setting up and running your own servers on EC2, I'd
> look into setting up a server with statsd and graphite. Then with a
> little hacking you can use the metrics collection infrastructure of
> node
If you are okay with setting up and running your own servers on EC2, I'd
look into setting up a server with statsd and graphite. Then with a little
hacking you can use the metrics collection infrastructure of nodetime but
define a custom data sender that reports the data to your server instead. I
u
NodeFly (http://nodefly.com) is great for that stuff. I work for them, so feel
free to ask me any questions you have about it.
On Thursday, 11 July, 2013 at 2:00 PM, Guilherme Pim wrote:
> Hi guys!
>
> I have just launched a service and don't yet know well how to monitor it and
> get a hang of
Hi guys!
I have just launched a service and don't yet know well how to monitor it
and get a hang of what's going on. The service is comprised of a Node
server in Heroku, a MongoDB server in Amazon (medium), and a Redis server
in Amazon (micro).
I would very much like to monitor what's going on w
