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Sensu is really designed for architectures that add and remove nodes in a jiffy. One nit pick I've is that, rabbitmq is really hard to debug. I've mulitple cas
by dbalan 11y ago
Sensu is really designed for architectures that add and remove nodes in a jiffy.
One nit pick I've is that, rabbitmq is really hard to debug. I've mulitple cases of keepalives (sensu's version of are you up check) because of timeouts.
- rob_ 11y agoSensu was originally built to solve the problem of having to monitor ephemeral nodes[1], now however, it's a a versatile monitoring platform. I would argue that it's much more than just what it was originally designed for. Regarding RabbitMQ and difficulty in debugging: it's true. You can now use Redis as a transport if you like. I'm sure support for other transports will be added in time, too. 1. https://puppetlabs.com/presentations/puppet-sensu-love-infrastructure-code-and-monitoring-sharing-same-development-workflow https://puppetlabs.com/presentations/puppet-sensu-love-infra...