What we're building right now: Pulsix
Set up servers, monitor them and get alerted, in one interface. Pulsix isn't finished yet, but it's already open.
by NoiXdev
If you run servers, you usually have three tools open side by side. One to set the servers up. One to watch them. And one to wake somebody up when something breaks. Each keeps its own list of hosts, its own users and its own rules. And none of them knows what the others are doing.
That’s exactly what annoyed us. So we’re building Pulsix.
The idea
Pulsix brings all three jobs together in one application you run yourself. The list of servers your Ansible playbooks run against is the same one that gets monitored. And planned maintenance is known to the alerting too, so nobody gets woken up for nothing.
Several organizations can share one installation. Each only sees its own servers, users and roles.
Where we are
Pulsix is still in progress and hasn’t had its first release yet. The source code is already open on GitHub, though. If you want to follow along, share ideas or test early, have a look there or say hi on Discord.
What Pulsix can already do is on the project page.