Scout Realtime

They said they use it on their own production servers so of course I couldn't resist... http://scoutapp.com:5555/ Really nice looking monitoring, though. I think it's fun to see…

I like it, but why not use something like htop? [1] Perhaps it's not entirely comparable, but you do not need to open any extra ports or run any extra processes. It looks really…

I've recently released a similar tool for Python. Definitely not as pretty but with a focus on providing a lot of details: https://github.com/Jahaja/psdash The more the merrier! :)

I love htop too, but the great thing about scout_realtime is the couple minutes of context provided the charts. Sometimes, nothing beats seeing a chart to quickly see what's…

It is burning my CPU (browser side, not server side) http://i.imgur.com/NgXi4LG.png The author should provide configuration so it does not get data from stats.json every second.

Looks nice, but it slowly turns my laptop into a fireball and pegs an entire core (older laptop).

kills the cpu on my mac with Chrome Version 34.0.1847.11 beta

The web page makes firefox gobbles more and more RAM until it crashes. You've found a firefox bug :) (FF 27.1 Linux).

Thanks again for reporting - we've released version 1.0.1 to fix the issue: gem install scout_realtime Note that OSX support is limited as there is no "/proc" support.

Can you guys add a if/else clause in sinatra and add a FreeBSD logo?[1] I see tux in my FreeBSD server and feels weird. [1]…

Nice, but it requires ruby :S I been using this https://github.com/abimaelmartell/system_monitor, easy to install and dont eat too much ram :P

Noob to Ruby here...any thoughts on why gem_original_require is screwing me up? Thanks for the cool looking tool! /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:36:in…

I just tried out the main product and while it's easy to setup i ran into snags with the plugins right away. Both redis and postgres (the first two i tried) failed to install and…

Any way of enforcing HTTPS and login/password auth? I would love to be able to use this on a set of public servers...

And I should add that this thing is awesome! It wouldn't install for me unless I was root, but that might be a ruby configuration thing, since this is also the first ruby app…

It is burning my CPU (browser side, not server side) http://i.imgur.com/NgXi4LG.png The author should provide configuration so it does not get data from stats.json every second.

This looks nice but that /s refresh it might cause issues, maybe add a setting so refresh can be set by user? Shameless plug - If anyone is looking for a python/django…

Did you roll your own SVG chart lib for this? If not, mind sharing which one you're using? It's very nice. If you were to make it so I can open a socket or websocket to it…

Quick question. How much CPU usage/time does the monitoring tool itself utilize ?

Does this solve the same problem that new relic does? If not, what is the difference?

how to view multiple servers on one screen?

I like it, but why not use something like htop? [1] Perhaps it's not entirely comparable, but you do not need to open any extra ports or run any extra processes. It looks really…

That is true, charts are nice. I actually mostly use glances [1]. I forgot to mention glances in my comment. [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Glances

Does this solve the same problem that new relic does? If not, what is the difference?

I just tried out the main product and while it's easy to setup i ran into snags with the plugins right away. Both redis and postgres (the first two i tried) failed to install and…