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As a service provider I'd like to see more of the UI for "Monitor Multiple Apps/Services". We monitor several hundred devices each with between 2 to 8 sets of s
by teh_klev 13y ago
As a service provider I'd like to see more of the UI for "Monitor Multiple Apps/Services". We monitor several hundred devices each with between 2 to 8 sets of service metrics, I'd like to see how that works with "UpHound" and how your UI scale's for large numbers of devices and uptime checks.
Also can you capture data from our privately hosted nagios instances?
We currently use Centreon as a front end to Nagios and can, through quite a fine-grained ACL mechanism, allow our end users to logon and see uptime metrics for their hosts and service checks. Yes the Centreon UI isn't quite as stylish but I don't see a compelling reason to consider Uphound for now.
Sorry folks, but I'd rather have seen a more fully fledged demo or mockup before parting with my email address. At the moment this just looks like vapour-ware and if you pivot to go do something else I don't want you spamming me.
- Goopplesoft 13y agoHey! The reason I released it before fully fledging it out was to get in contact with folks like you and get a better idea on the direction to take the product. UpHound is intended only for uptime checks of various kinds (http/callbacks/etc) not metrics like nagios. If you would, send me an email at pnegahdar (Google mail) and I'd like to talk to you more about your uptime monitoring which will ultimately help me build out the product.