Twittermon: Twitter for server-monitoring

subnet: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2007/03/01/joost-beta-invitations-available/#comment-88156" title="View the entire comment by subnet">@jack signup for joost is public now for everyone!
Jack: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2007/03/01/joost-beta-invitations-available/#comment-88155" title="View the entire comment by Jack">Could you please send me a Joost Invite? We would
Gracie: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2007/04/14/using-twitter-for-server-monitoring/#comment-88152" title="View the entire comment by Gracie">Right on track about thinking outside the box, I agree.
subnet: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2007/06/16/phptube-youtube-api-for-video-upload-download/#comment-88151" title="View the entire comment by subnet">hi again, just wanted to let you know that 0.1.7 seems
subnet: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2008/04/28/microsoft-live-mesh-impressions-invitations/#comment-88149" title="View the entire comment by subnet">Hi Mark - meanwhile Mesh is public, you won't need

iterating on a little script I wrote few months back (and inspired by a recent server-crash ) I have now put this script public on Twittermon. all you need to start watching your web-servers is an OpenID- & Twitter-account. Twittermon will check your sites every 5 minutes and alarm you via SMS, E-Mail & RSS if a server goes down.

Goto: http://twittermon.com

Twittermon

building Twittermon was a matter of few hours, thanks to CakePHP and Daniel Hofstetter’s OpenID-component. if nothing else, at least I’ve learned how to authenticate via OpenID (dead easy).

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