Bleemeo announces the release of a new monitoring agent written in Go: Glouton! It combines Telegraf, Prometheus node exporter, Nagios NRPE in a single binary.
A host at 70% CPU names no culprit. Per-process CPU, memory, I/O and restarts turn 'the server is busy' into 'this service is leaking', with what to alert on.
Connection ceilings, InnoDB buffer pool pressure, disk temp tables and why Seconds_Behind_Source can read zero on broken replication — with how to collect it.
Apache does not slow down when it runs out of workers, it queues. Busy workers, the scoreboard, and why prefork and event fail in completely different ways.
Bleemeo released a new version of its mobile application, available on Android and now on iOS! Servers, containers, and applications monitoring goes mobile.
We set up Kubernetes with k3s on Raspberry Pi in the previous post. In this blog post, we cover a web application installation and the associated monitoring.
As Bleemeo supported the INP Toulouse Team for the EDHEC Sailing Race, we monitored their boat with a Raspberry Pi and a GPS reporting data into Bleemeo.
