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I LOVE munin. It's the only system that you can: - deploy with an apt-get install - publish to the whole Internet as static pages without any security risk -
by goodpoint 6y ago
I LOVE munin. It's the only system that you can:
- deploy with an apt-get install
- publish to the whole Internet as static pages without any security risk
- maintain with OS package updates and zero additional effort
In a world of resume-driven development, simplicity and security are the first victims. I wish we had more tools like Munin.
- thesnide 6y agoWell, in the upcoming version of Munin, I move away from the static site, as it is very wasteful IMHO. But, I agree that for a couple of servers, the security it procures might overtake the performance boost. Let's add it again: https://github.com/munin-monitoring/munin/issues/1395 https://github.com/munin-monitoring/munin/issues/1395
- mfontani 6y agoI have a munin server for a fleet of a bit more than a dozen servers, and I'd be very sad if the ability to create a static site were to go. That, and the ability to create "overall" charts (same metric for all servers in a group) as well as per-server per-metric charts is what keeps me solidly using munin.
- pjungwir 6y agoThanks for your work on munin. I love it! And I appreciate your responsiveness here. Personally I don't care if my server wastes time generating HTML I never see. It's not enough work to make any difference. But I care a lot about seeing the HTML instantly when I want it, not waiting for anything to render.