How AdRoll monitors high-performance Erlang deployments with exometer(tech.adroll.com)
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How AdRoll monitors high-performance Erlang deployments with exometer
http://tech.adroll.com/blog/erlang/2014/01/22/monitoring-with-exometer-at-adroll.html
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This is a hot topic where I work, however we try to integrate the erlang monitoring into a single interface for all machines and all OSes/apps. From this article it doesn't look like the tool will help observe the VMs from zenoss/zabbix sort of tool etc. Is there a reason someone would prefer to use exometer reports as opposed to managed metric reports from a big monitoring tool? What about watchdog alerts/notifications and formal incident workflows?
Ah, apologies. I point out in the article that we push a lot of our data directly into Datadog, a zenoss/zabbix sort of tool. We get dashboards like the following (this is for a secondary, redundant system and it's not one of the bidders):
https://p.datadoghq.com/sb/143293e0da
Datadog provides the alerting and incident tracking as well, though the latter is a bit lacking and is more or less just cross-over integration with PagerDuty. exometer doesn't report as such. It aggregates and facilitates pushing the data around on fixed schedules.
https://p.datadoghq.com/sb/143293e0da
Datadog provides the alerting and incident tracking as well, though the latter is a bit lacking and is more or less just cross-over integration with PagerDuty. exometer doesn't report as such. It aggregates and facilitates pushing the data around on fixed schedules.