We rejected Riemann as well because there was just too much overlap with other tools and the user interface was not very good. I actually think Clojure is a hu

We rejected Riemann as well because there was just too much overlap with other tools and the user interface was not very good. I actually think Clojure is a huge selling point.. seriously you should see the crap that Rackspace has https://www.rackspace.com/knowledge_center/article/alarm-language-generic-thresholds-made-easy-0 https://www.rackspace.com/knowledge_center/article/alarm-lan... which I'm ashamed to say we use it (the lua monitors though are cool and its free monitoring infrastructure).. and yes its not the same as Riemann as Riemann is not exactly just an alerting tool. And that is sort of the problem.. Riemann is a tool that does one thing really well but has not that good of a UI.. sadly we want prettier graphs and less granular tool.. a better nagios.