Sorry for not responding sooner, I'm actually at my employer's user conference, so I was lured away by the prospect of food and booze. a) No! Though this is a

Sorry for not responding sooner, I'm actually at my employer's user conference, so I was lured away by the prospect of food and booze. a) No! Though this is actually a conversation I've had here with a couple of customers - people want a good service modeling and visualization option. I'm thinking about how that might work. b) So, I think this is a space where the commercial tools (my employer makes a really good one, control-M) do better than OSS, I think because the nuance of job management and scheduling is so boring and detail-oriented. For OSS, Rundeck wants to do this work. c) Nagios, Monit, Zenoss - all can do what you want, depending on the nuances of the use cases. Hope this is helpful, thanks for the questions.