maraksquires

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   by maraksquires 16y ago

   How would you setup alerts for your monitoring? I'd much rather have access to a well structured library (node.js) where sockets and http are first class citizens, opposed to being forced into a solution or having to write C or bash.
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   by maraksquires 16y ago

   Well, we can call native node.js code from our process monitor now. We can extend our process monitor with functionality that would be difficult to implement in those other tools.
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   Keeping node.js servers up forever(blog.nodejitsu.com)

   84 points by maraksquires 16y ago|37 comments
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   by maraksquires 16y ago

   If anyone is interested, a very kind Githubber took the time to address each one of the points mentioned by the original poster. I'm not associated with this person in anyway, but I do really appreciate them taking the time to do this. htt
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   by maraksquires 16y ago

   Our entire stack is built on javascript / node.js (aside from Ubuntu and some CouchDB) http://www.nodejitsu.com http://github.com/nodejitsu
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   Hacker News versus Proggit(reddit.com)

   4 points by maraksquires 16y ago|2 comments