Comments on: Undifferentiated Heavy Lifting http://blog.hyperic.com/undifferentiated-heavy-lifting/ All Hyperic, all the time Fri, 11 Nov 2011 21:00:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Opscode Cookbooks community announced at btm.geek http://blog.hyperic.com/undifferentiated-heavy-lifting/comment-page-1/#comment-21560 Opscode Cookbooks community announced at btm.geek Fri, 30 Oct 2009 17:37:46 +0000 http://blog-staging.hyperic.com/hyperic/?p=268#comment-21560 [...] builds around Cookbooks will be a vanguard of agile system administrators looking to reduce their undifferentiated heavy lifting. These include the people who recognized that it is their product that they are selling and no [...] [...] builds around Cookbooks will be a vanguard of agile system administrators looking to reduce their undifferentiated heavy lifting. These include the people who recognized that it is their product that they are selling and no [...]

]]> By: Bart van de Garde http://blog.hyperic.com/undifferentiated-heavy-lifting/comment-page-1/#comment-20918 Bart van de Garde Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:03:48 +0000 http://blog-staging.hyperic.com/hyperic/?p=268#comment-20918 Hi Javier, Thanks for the reply, I look forward to the python bindings! They would probably be very usefull to us. I am curious how you think to monitor applications in the Google App Engine cloud but probably somebody is gonna come up with a plugin for it :). What I am more curious about is how the developments on cloud computing change Hyperic's (and monitoring software vendors in general) business. Now it's just computing power from the cloud but I would guess it can't take long before Amazon, Google etc provide there customers with nice system and application monitoring tools on there cloud. I think that would require at least some adjustments in your business model and/or challenges in keeping added value on those Clouds. Maybe an One-Monitor-Cloud-Provider-To-Monitor-Them-All would be a good idea? I would love some Hyperic-from-the-cloud service! Bart Hi Javier,

Thanks for the reply, I look forward to the python bindings! They would probably be very usefull to us. I am curious how you think to monitor applications in the Google App Engine cloud but probably somebody is gonna come up with a plugin for it :).

What I am more curious about is how the developments on cloud computing change Hyperic’s (and monitoring software vendors in general) business. Now it’s just computing power from the cloud but I would guess it can’t take long before Amazon, Google etc provide there customers with nice system and application monitoring tools on there cloud. I think that would require at least some adjustments in your business model and/or challenges in keeping added value on those Clouds.

Maybe an One-Monitor-Cloud-Provider-To-Monitor-Them-All would be a good idea? I would love some Hyperic-from-the-cloud service!

Bart

]]> By: javier http://blog.hyperic.com/undifferentiated-heavy-lifting/comment-page-1/#comment-20793 javier Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:43:43 +0000 http://blog-staging.hyperic.com/hyperic/?p=268#comment-20793 Hi Bart, We're definitely looking at Google AppEngine as it evolves. Regardless of its Python underpinnings, customers running parts of their app inside it (just like EC2) will need a way to manage and monitor all layers of the app environment. No python ports planned as of right now, though you'll see some very cool python bindings and other tricks in our next release. -javier Hi Bart,

We’re definitely looking at Google AppEngine as it evolves. Regardless of its Python underpinnings, customers running parts of their app inside it (just like EC2) will need a way to manage and monitor all layers of the app environment.

No python ports planned as of right now, though you’ll see some very cool python bindings and other tricks in our next release.

-javier

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]]> By: Bart van de Garde http://blog.hyperic.com/undifferentiated-heavy-lifting/comment-page-1/#comment-20766 Bart van de Garde Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:47:03 +0000 http://blog-staging.hyperic.com/hyperic/?p=268#comment-20766 Hi Javier, On the services of Amazon there is a role for companies like Hyperic (and the company I work for) but what do you think is the role of Hyperic in a more high level cloud service like Google App Engine? I don't believe they allow you to run a Hyperic client or any other monitoring client (or are you planning a python port?). Bart Hi Javier,

On the services of Amazon there is a role for companies like Hyperic (and the company I work for) but what do you think is the role of Hyperic in a more high level cloud service like Google App Engine? I don’t believe they allow you to run a Hyperic client or any other monitoring client (or are you planning a python port?).

Bart

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