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scio

v0.0.2

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Modular server status tracking

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Scio

Latin: "I know" (Usually yelled after someone tells you a server is down)

Open Source modular server status tracking.

WARNING: This project is still in the beta stage. Use at your own risk

Features:

  • Highly modular architecture - Look on NPM for other Scio tagged modules
  • Matrial design - no more vomit inducing status screens that look like they were designed in 1994
  • Highly asyncronous - Uses Nodes multi-threaded architecture to montior lots of servers and services simultaniously
  • Not Nagios - 'nuf said

Installation

Run the following:

# Download via Git
git clone https://github.com/MomsFriendlyDevCo/Scio.git

# Change to its directory
cd Scio

# Grab all dependencies
npm install
bower install

# Start everything
gulp

Configuration

Obviously you will be wanting to specify your own server / sevice combos.

Scio needs some plugins to work so either go look for some Scio tagged modules or use the below to get started:

# Install the base ping + http monitoring plugins
npm install scio-monitor-ping scio-monitor-http