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Exceptional acquires Ranger Monitoring

30 points by usiegj00 14y ago

benarent 14y ago
The team is pumped to make the announcement of the acquisition. It's been a pleasure working with Shay Frendt. We'll be follow up with more information about the integration in next week, but for anyone at AWS Re:Invent. We'll be throwing a launch party tonight http://blog.exceptional.io/event/exceptional-invites-you-to-awsreinvent-closing-party/ http://blog.exceptional.io/event/exceptional-invites-you-to-... and keeping on the theme of Ranger. We'll be making an official launch event at a shooting range tomorrow. A few spaces are still available. http://launch.ranger.io http://launch.ranger.io
- pm 14y ago
  I saw the link to Airbrake on that announcement, and Airbrake is showing the AWS Beanstalk PHP Application page, with appropriate details of the PHP installation.
edithsan 14y ago
Nice!
dylanz 14y ago
Congratulations gentlemen!
chubot 14y ago
Is there a list of cloud services that do exception reporting, or monitoring somewhere? I've seen a least a dozen over the last few months. It seems like a very crowded space. Is this a new thing? Heroku and AWS seem to be the popular targets. How do all these services differ from one another?
- svmegatron 14y ago
  I'd love to see this list too. I currently use airbrake & newrelic - what else is out there these days?
  - brianr 14y ago
    Since you asked... I'm working on a product in this space. Check out http://ratchet.io http://ratchet.io . Collects and aggregates errors from rails, javascript, php, python, etc.
- starrhorne 14y ago
  You might like Honeybadger: https://www.honeybadger.io/ https://www.honeybadger.io/ Full text search, a lightning-fast drill-down UI, and advanced collaboration tools make Honeybadger the best option to manage Rails errors. IMHO Since our public launch we've gained a lot of traction. Many of the apps we monitor are household names. For the latest news: @honeybadgerapp. Sorry for the blatant plug, but you asked. :)
ejain 14y ago
Any such services that work well with (i.e. have official support for) Java applications? Other than New Relic, which requires a rather pricey "Pro" subscription for exception reporting...

30 points by usiegj00 14y ago

The team is pumped to make the announcement of the acquisition. It's been a pleasure working with Shay Frendt. We'll be follow up with more information about the integration in next week, but for anyone at AWS Re:Invent. We'll be throwing a launch party tonight http://blog.exceptional.io/event/exceptional-invites-you-to-awsreinvent-closing-party/ http://blog.exceptional.io/event/exceptional-invites-you-to-... and keeping on the theme of Ranger. We'll be making an official launch event at a shooting range tomorrow. A few spaces are still available. http://launch.ranger.io http://launch.ranger.io

pm 14y ago
I saw the link to Airbrake on that announcement, and Airbrake is showing the AWS Beanstalk PHP Application page, with appropriate details of the PHP installation.

edithsan 14y ago

Nice!

dylanz 14y ago

Congratulations gentlemen!

chubot 14y ago

Is there a list of cloud services that do exception reporting, or monitoring somewhere? I've seen a least a dozen over the last few months. It seems like a very crowded space. Is this a new thing? Heroku and AWS seem to be the popular targets. How do all these services differ from one another?

svmegatron 14y ago
I'd love to see this list too. I currently use airbrake & newrelic - what else is out there these days?
- brianr 14y ago
  Since you asked... I'm working on a product in this space. Check out http://ratchet.io http://ratchet.io . Collects and aggregates errors from rails, javascript, php, python, etc.
starrhorne 14y ago
You might like Honeybadger: https://www.honeybadger.io/ https://www.honeybadger.io/ Full text search, a lightning-fast drill-down UI, and advanced collaboration tools make Honeybadger the best option to manage Rails errors. IMHO Since our public launch we've gained a lot of traction. Many of the apps we monitor are household names. For the latest news: @honeybadgerapp. Sorry for the blatant plug, but you asked. :)

ejain 14y ago

Any such services that work well with (i.e. have official support for) Java applications? Other than New Relic, which requires a rather pricey "Pro" subscription for exception reporting...