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XorMon
full-stack infrastructure monitoring
Free Full-Stack Infrastructure Monitoring for Server, Virtualization, Storage, Database, Cloud, Container, SAN, LAN, Backup, Tape, Mainframe
About XorMon on Product Hunt
“full-stack infrastructure monitoring”
XorMon was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #144 on the daily leaderboard. Free Full-Stack Infrastructure Monitoring for Server, Virtualization, Storage, Database, Cloud, Container, SAN, LAN, Backup, Tape, Mainframe
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This looks promising for smaller teams that can't afford the big monitoring suites. One thing that would make it way more useful for me: Slack or Microsoft Teams integration with customizable alert thresholds, so my on-call channel gets pinged only when something actually crosses a real severity bar. Right now I avoid alerts-fatigue by sticking to email, which slows down response time. A native chat integration with smart grouping of related incidents would be a great addition.