Thanks to all who gave me responses on this issue. A number of you
recommended Nagios (www.nagios.com), and a quick inspection does suggest
that this is a very useful tool. I plan to look into it further.
-- sgl
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Steve Lane
Vice President
T
Hi Steve
In my old company we had some shell skripts, monitoring all the oracle
stuff. I plan to transfer this to pg later. It was easy but verry stable
concept: 2 Servers where watching each other with the same
functionality: the master was checking all databases for availablity,
free space i
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From: Steve Lane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag 4 november 2003 2:20
To: PGSQL List (E-mail)
Subject: [ADMIN] 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 h
On Monday 03 November 2003 5:19 pm, Steve Lane wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> We maintain a number of web-based applications that use postgres as
> the back end
>
> The client responded that surely this problem of monitoring a
> database-backed web app was a known, solved problem, and wanted to
> know wh
I can't offer info about monitoring for break-ins or other malicious
activity. But if you're looking for monitoring a site/database to
see that it's up and working properly, there are many, many options.
Here's a product I've used to monitor an extremely complex site at a
financial company (ex
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,
