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It's not nagios. That alone would be a reason to use it...
by moe 18y ago
It's not nagios.
That alone would be a reason to use it...
- e1ven 18y agoI like Nagios, but it's not designed to dynamically add and subtract nodes. It doesn't auto-spawn nodes when you're running over X% CPU on Y% nodes. If this can do that, it's a winner. -CPD
- rjurney 18y agoScalr will do that, but not very reliably so far. As far as I know, Rightscale is the only reliable service that will let you do this, albeit with some work on your part with their images and scripts, but they are out of the price range of most bootstrapped startups at $500 a month and a bigger up front fee.
- ddispaltro 18y agoThe auto-scaling based on monitoring is the next logical place for our service to go, but the scaling service isn't complete yet.