Loren West

> @euxn23 , I'm on `1.17.3` version right now and this issue is still reproducible for me (in the same way as described in initial comment). @manucorporat , maybe some...

You would write a probe that execs the stats command from within nodejs, and gets the value from stdout.

Hello Alex, Yes, you can see probes from many processes across many machines on a single dashboard. Each dashboard component has a settings screen where you select the server to...

This package hasn't been maintained in years. If you're getting value from it and want to upgrade dependencies, issue a pull request. I'll do a quick check and publish to...

Not sure why it's not starting for you. Try this: 1) cd to `node_modules/monitor-dashboard` 2) run `node monitor.js` That's essentially what `npm start monitor-dashboard` does. Maybe there'll be better debugging...

strange. is there an npm error file output in your local directory when you run `npm start monitor-dashboard` ?

This sounds like a difference in npm start behavior, either a windows difference or an npm version difference. It seems to say it's missing the start script, but if you...

This may be an issue with a newer version of npm. Try `npm run start monitor-dashboard`, and if that doesn't work, try changing to the monitor-dashboard directory, and running `node...

Hello Ignacio, If you've used Java, you can think of node-monitor as JMX beans. You install node-monitor on the system you want to monitor, and the remote system can view...

For http requests, the question is - how do you want your data aggregated. The stats probe is good for viewing all stats as they're fired, but it doesn't yet...