References

From Mon Wiki

• [1] Creating Linux Virtual Servers, Wensong Zhang, Shiyao Jin, Quanyuan Wu
• [2] Using heartbeat, mon, and the Linux Virtual Server software to set up high-availability services
• [3] High-availability puppet master server recipe using mon
• [4] Building a high-availabilty MySQL cluster with mon
• [5] Linux Enterprise Cluster: Build a Highly Available Cluster with Commodity Hardware and Free Software, By Karl Kopper
• [6] Carnegie Mellon University uses mon as part of their NetReg/NetMon system
• [7] Jon Meek's USENIX paper, "Wide Area Network Ecology"
• [8] Apache fail-over with heartbeat and mon
• [9] Excellent overview and analysis of mon by Dr. Nikolai Bezroukov
• [10] Peep (The Network Auralizer): Monitoring Your Network With Sound
• [11] mon's entry in the FSF/UNESCO Free Software Directory
• [12] PIKT: "Problem Informant/Killer Tool", from USENIX LISA 2000
• [13] Logic-based Network Configuration and Management, Salvador Abreu, Joaquim Godinho
• [14] Distop: A Low-overhead Cluster Monitoring System, Andresen, Schopf, Bowker, Bower
• [15] Monitoring Parallel Programs for Performance Tuning in Cluster Environments, de Kergommeaux, Maillet, Vincent
• [16] bbmon, A BigBrother like interface for the Mon Monitoring system, Nicolas Sayer
• [17] How to monitor your system from your mobile, from PC Plus
• [18] Monitoring services using Mon, Detect and Alert, by Alvaro del Castillo
• [19] Monitoring Services using Mon in Debian, from debianhelp.co.uk
• [20] Vola.it SMS alert
• [21] Jesper Krogh's Jabber Transport mon script
• [22] smb.monitor from edoceo, inc.
• [23] Automating DB2 Universal Database (DB2 UDB) HADR Failover using Heartbeat for Linux, from IBM Toronto Software Lab
• [24] Linux on IBM zSeries and S/390: High Availability for z/VM and Linux
• [25] Using Jabber with Mon and Nagios
• [26] The Ultimate Minimalist Monitoring Tool, an article posted by choogend at Minimalist SysAdmin