Re: Suggestions for monitoring tools?

> I know about Karma, which does more or less what I want, but it
> doesn't appear to have been updated in a long time so I'm not sure I
> want to rely on it.
>

As anyone anywhere in IT can attest, "updates" from support don't necessarily imply reliability. In contrast, software that is no longer being updated can often be considered fully debugged.

I don't know anything about a product named "Karma", but perhaps it's now stable enough to rely upon?

It "does more or less what [you] want". Matching requirements is the most important criteria, no?

Of course, if it's headed for the trash heap (or the company is about to be purchased by CA -- same thing), then maybe darker things might be afoot...

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