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Fivenines.io – A simple server monitoring tool
- sebastien_puyet 2y agoHello, I worked on this little baby in the past months and I'm happy to share it with the internet :) Currently, the features are pretty basic for now but I will add tons of nice stuff: - Analytics for Redis/Postgres/Mongo/... - Custom dashboards and graphs - Custom metrics monitoring - Security scan (CVEs reporting) - Logs live streaming - Remote process management - ... If you have a bit of time, please test it, break it, hack it, contribute, I really like to have any kind of (constructive) feedback on this project!
- XCSme 2y agoCongrats on the release! I am always looking for server management tools, as I still haven't found a good enough one (most of them are too complex, too hard to install, break over time, etc.) Is the open-source version completely functional? If not, what permissions will the tracking scripts get? I don't feel comfortable giving access to all my servers to a single entity.
- sebastien_puyet 2y agoThx ! Yeah, got your point, I'm trying to create a service as nice as nodequery was but with more features like custom metrics support, CVEs reporting, better granularity ... Yeah the agent code is fully open source: https://github.com/Five-Nines-io/fivenines_agent https://github.com/Five-Nines-io/fivenines_agent so you can check exactly what's running on your server ;) Here is the Pypi link: https://pypi.org/project/fivenines_agent/ https://pypi.org/project/fivenines_agent/ BTW, I got my first customer last week, yay !
- XCSme 2y agoThanks for the response, and congrats on getting your first customer! > Yeah the *agent code* is fully open source Only the agent part is open-source? I can't host my own dashboard?
- sebastien_puyet 2y agoYep, only the agent is open source, backend is not :)