Sean Hull's "Karma" used to be a decent tool, Adam von Nieda's oracletool could
be used for monitoring, as well as "tora". I haven't seen a new release for any
of those for quite a while, and I'm inclined to believe that all of them would
need some work before they can be fully relied upon. Commercial ones may be
decent: BMC Patrol and Quest are the first things that come to mind. Quest usually
has well written software and good products. BMC is left without Dave Ensor, and
now they're like the Bulls without Michael Jordan.
On 05/14/2004 12:40:14 PM, Diego Cutrone wrote:
> Hi list,
> I'm currently evaluating/playing with a monitoring tool, not just to monitor the database side but the OS, network, etc as well.
> It's called SITE ALIVE from Creation Point.
> I was wondering if any of you are using it already. In that case can you share your thoughts about it?
>
> Can anybody advise on some other tools that deserve to be tested?
>
> Thanks!
> Diego.
>
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