martin_rusev

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by martin_rusev 14y ago
I launched a paid version ( http://amon.cx/plus ) of my server and web app monitoring toolkit - Amon ( http://amon.cx ) back in February and have made something like $3000. It took me 2 months working full time to build it.
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Amon Instant - Instant server monitoring(instant.amon.cx)
2 points by martin_rusev 14y ago|0 comments
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
Fixed. Thank you
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
No, only Linux at the moment. I am considering a FreeBSD support and probably Windows :)
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
That's something I've been working on for some time, but it's not ready for public release. As I see it - Amon Plus will have a fully featured ACL in a week.
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
It's the other way around. On the servers you install a 10KB agent that collects the data and sends it to the central instance
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
It's only HTTP for now, but my plans are to extend it to support different transport protocols ( 0mq, UDP, TCP)
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
The normal version can monitor only the server it's installed on. The Plus version has alerts and you can use it to monitor as many servers and apps as you like - there are no internal restrictions besides the memory of the VPS it's install
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
Thanks for pointing out fpm. It looks really neat. Also with the Homebrew example, you made me realize that I don't need the bash installer at all ( It's extremely hard to maintain and extend, but that's the default convention - one line Un
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
Thank you for the feedback. For the Mongo installer - I really, really, really wanted to install it with one line of code, instead of writing 100 lines bash spaghetti, but that's not possible - it works on some distributions ( it works fin
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Tagged logging for Python,Ruby,PHP and Javascript(amon.cx)
2 points by martin_rusev 15y ago|0 comments
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
Thanks, I will remove the wildcards and rm -rf where I can. I will add more comments to the scripts, so people can instantly know what exactly is happening when they read through.
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
Thanks a lot for that. First, it downloads and installs a non-checksummed i686 binary version of mongodb. This is outrageously anti-social and one should be embarrassed for releasing that. Ditto ez_setup and all that crap. This is 2011. A
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
If you can help with advice, I will be more than happy to listen :)
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
Maybe I will do that, because it will be more convenient for some people. But the Pro version will always be an option for people that don't want to pay monthly charges and are OK with managing their own instances :) P.S And of course the O
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
Because at its best Redis is an in-memory database. That means saving log information to it ( the exceptions are log information after all ) will take RAM. And at some point you will have to migrate to bigger VPS just because of that. You c
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
Almost there with the auth module, probably 2-3 days :)
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
It was Redis once :) But Redis is not a good database for storing Rails exceptions, that's why I replaced it with Mongo.
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
There is a Pro version in the works. The idea is to have a fully working open source variant with almost everything included. But if you want to monitor multiple servers, better support for multiple apps ( for example: color filter in the
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Amon - web application debugging and monitoring toolkit(github.com)
88 points by martin_rusev 15y ago|28 comments
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Show HN: Amon - Let's change the way we debug and monitor our web applications(amon.cx)
2 points by martin_rusev 15y ago|0 comments
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Amon.cx - developer friendly application and system monitoring(amon.cx)
3 points by martin_rusev 15y ago|0 comments
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by martin_rusev 15y ago
I've started something like that a year ago. It's called purplescript( https://github.com/martinrusev/purplescript ) and it's a ruby like language written in Python ( with PLY ) and it compiles directly to PHP, so there is no need to rewr
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Crystal - minimalistic PHP database toolkit(crystal.martinrusev.net)
3 points by martin_rusev 17y ago|1 comments