Software & DevOps

Monitoring Ubuntu / Debian Server with New Relic

April 24, 2015

With New Relic Server Monitoring you’ll see all the important information about your system with just one glance. This is a essential tool for troubleshooting performance issues and also seeing that your system is properly sized. Sometimes poor application performance has nothing to do with the application but rather the system it’s running. If the […]

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Monitoring with New Relic

Software & DevOps /

April 23, 2015

New Relic is a wonderful software analytics suite that is 100% SaaS. I love it because it’s so easy to setup compared to Nagios, MRTG and other on premise software. Also their Lite edition is free with 24 hour data retention and for 30 days you’ll get to see the power of the Pro version. I […]

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Unattended Java install on Ubuntu 14.04

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April 22, 2015

I like to to automate all the tasks I do often and of the things many of my virtual servers need is Java JDK. Unfortunately the Oracle JDK is not available as debian package but there’s a way to make it. This is where WebUpd8 Team PPA comes in as they provide installer for java6, […]

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New Site New Focus

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January 28, 2015

It’s been a while since I last posted anything and the site has been quite stale and out dated. So I thought I’d update it to a more modern responsive site that looks good on both desktop and mobile. As I wanted to focus more on actual writing and less on building a site I […]

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Monitoring and Graphing Liferay with MRTG

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October 17, 2013

MRTG (The Multi Router Traffic Grapher) is usually used to monitor SNMP enabled network devices and draw graphs of how much traffic has passed through each interface. It can also be used to graph any two values (in/out) and I use it for graphing cpu usage, loadavg, iowait, used memory, disk space and temperature sensor […]

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