Bloonix
summary
Bloonix is a monitoring stack with an agent-only architecture that runs checks on each host, optional satellite nodes for remote regions, and a web UI implemented in Java, JavaScript and Perl. It stores data in MariaDB with exact UNIX timestamps, supports SNMP and Nagios plugins, exposes REST and CLI interfaces, provides interactive dashboards and templated alerting, and was tested reliably up to 10,000 agents (the GUI struggled at 200,000); time-series export is supported though some graphs are rendered in the browser.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:13Bloonix goals scope
- 3:17Bloonix architecture
- 7:46Live demo new check setup
- 12:17Dependencies SLA reporting
- 17:45Locations templates notifications
- 24:49Agents satellites communication
- 33:03Data processing timestamps
- 40:19Bloonix history open source
- 46:11Components scalability
- 51:18Summary Q&A
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