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My sentiments exactly. Tom has contributed some wonderful things to OSS including Chronic and Grit. I've used Chronic on many projects and have been very happy
by bradgessler 18y ago
My sentiments exactly. Tom has contributed some wonderful things to OSS including Chronic and Grit. I've used Chronic on many projects and have been very happy with it because it works as advertised. Thats just not the case for God.
- jcapote 18y agoAm I using a different version of God than you guys or something? It's been nothing but awesome for me and the framework I built around it, which now has been running in production happily for months monitoring over 20 different ruby processes (http://www.github.com/jcapote/theman http://www.github.com/jcapote/theman). Also it deeply saddens me that an article as emotional as this makes it to the front page.
- bradgessler 18y agoI think older versions of God work Ok. My hopes for this article is that I can shorten the evaluation for others who consider God. Consider this the "Monit (like god, only it works)" of "God (like monit, only awesome)" post.
- grandalf 18y agoYou must not have read the forums. Some newer features of god require a linux kernel module that is not included in Ubuntu by default. You should probably have read the forums sometime during hour 1 of your experience.