MonitorMesh

MonitorMesh is the easiest server monitoring tool to deploy and use. It allows creation of Events to monitor CMD, PowerShell, SQL results, service status, CPU load & Free Disk/RAM. If specific results are found (or not found), actions can be configured that include email alerts and CMD/PowerShell/SQL script execution.

Multiple Monitoring services (called Droids) can be joined together across different machines to create a redundant mesh. This also allows a result on one Droid to trigger an action on any other.

Example configurations include:

• Look for count results from a SQL script and send email alert and restart a Windows Service if result equals "0".
• Monitor the status of a local Windows Service and if not running for 5 consecutive checks, start another service on a remote machine.
• Ping a remote machine and if it fails 5 times sequentially, send an email and execute a PowerShell script.
• Look for a process by name and if found, end it.
• Check a SQL script result, if result contains text, trigger another script on another server.

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Any number of Droids can be configured and connected together. These can monitor each other and take actions if any condition is met on any Droid.

Events are used to monitor certain conditions on a Droid.

Events can monitor for Windows Service status, CMD, SQL or PowerShell results, Droid status, Free RAM/Disk and CPU Load.

Actions are executed on state changes of Events. Actions include execution of CMD, SQL or PowerShell scripts and sending email/SMS. Use an email to SMS service like www.messagebird.com to send SMS alerts via your SMTP server.

Quick Start Guide

• Contact Mylus for pricing and the MSI.
• Install it, run it as admin and go to Settings>Service Status. Install the service and start it.
• When it first runs, it creates a local Droid. Set listen port and password in the Droids section.
• Go to Events and create any events and actions for the local machine.
• To create a MonitorMesh, go to Droids>Connect Remote Droid. Enter the endpoint details and connect. The added Droid will appear.
• Now you can have an event monitored on one Droid trigger an action on the other.
• There is no limit to how many Droids you can have in a MonitorMesh, but performance must be considered.