OpsDash

OpsDash is positioned as a comprehensive solution for server monitoring, database monitoring, service monitoring, and application metric monitoring. According to the vendor, it offers a wide range of monitoring capabilities for Linux servers, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, memcache, Redis, Apache, Nginx, and more. OpsDash is suitable for companies of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises. It is utilized by IT Operations teams, DevOps teams, System Administrators, Database Administrators, and Software Developers across various industries.

Key Features

Server Monitoring: OpsDash provides agent-based monitoring of Linux servers. According to the vendor, it offers a simple setup process with packages available for popular Linux distributions. OpsDash automatically detects disks and network interfaces, eliminating the need for manual configuration. It also includes pre-configured dashboards to monitor essential server metrics.

Database Monitoring: OpsDash allows users to monitor various databases including MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, and more. It provides pre-configured dashboards for each database type, displaying relevant health and performance metrics. OpsDash monitors replication and provides insights into key performance and health metrics for databases.

Service Monitoring: According to the vendor, OpsDash enables users to monitor services such as Docker, Apache, Nginx, Redis, and more. It offers pre-configured dashboards for each service, displaying important metrics. OpsDash includes log monitoring for Apache and Nginx, and provides HAProxy integration for monitoring performance and health metrics. It also monitors PHP FastCGI Process Manager services.

App Metrics Monitoring: OpsDash allows users to monitor app metrics without the need for a separate system. According to the vendor, it accepts custom metrics through StatsD and Graphite interfaces, providing an easy setup process. Users can push metrics into OpsDash for monitoring without additional configuration.

Alerting & Notification: OpsDash enables users to set alert thresholds for metrics. According to the vendor, it provides notifications via email, HipChat, Slack, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, VictorOps, and Webhooks. OpsDash includes a rule-based alerting system and allows customization of notification controls to receive alerts as needed.

All The Integrations You Need: According to the vendor, OpsDash offers a wide range of integrations for server monitoring, service monitoring, database monitoring, and alerting and notification. It includes integrations for popular technologies such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, memcache, Redis, Apache, Nginx, and more. Users can send custom metrics to OpsDash through StatsD and Graphite interfaces or HTTP APIs. Notifications can be sent to preferred channels including Slack, HipChat, Mattermost, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, VictorOps, and Webhooks.

Docker Monitoring: According to the vendor, OpsDash provides monitoring capabilities for Docker containers. It offers pre-configured dashboards that display key performance and health metrics. Users can set thresholds for metrics and receive alerts through various channels.

Apache Monitoring: OpsDash offers pre-configured dashboards for monitoring Apache web servers. According to the vendor, it provides metrics such as response codes, requests per second, unique IPs per second, unique user agents per second, and data sent per second. Users can set thresholds for these metrics and receive alerts through different channels.

Nginx Monitoring: OpsDash provides pre-configured dashboards for monitoring Nginx web servers. According to the vendor, it offers metrics such as response codes, requests per second, unique IPs per second, unique user agents per second, and data sent per second. Users can set thresholds for these metrics and receive alerts through various channels.

HAProxy Monitoring: OpsDash offers pre-configured dashboards for monitoring HAProxy load balancers. According to the vendor, it provides metrics such as sessions, session rate, network usage, errors, HTTP responses, queue size, servers, and timings. Users can set thresholds for these metrics and receive alerts through different channels.