Monitoring, Alerting, And Visualizing your Node.JS server infrastructure with Open Source tools

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Shows how to monitor, alert on, and visualize Node.js server infrastructure using open-source tools centered on InfluxDB and time-series databases. Covers the InfluxDB platform (data acquisition, visualization, task scheduling), the JavaScript client library, using community templates and the Node.js dashboard, and demos a fake Express server plus visualization options with Grafana.

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