Amon from Martin Rusev is a simple yet flexible way to add server monitoring, logging, and error tracking to your web stack. Amon consists of three parts: a collector daemon, a Python web app, and JSON API.
- Collector daemon – Amon’s server and process monitoring is a thin wrapper on top of Unix tools to record metrics and store them in the MongoDB backend.
- API – Shipping with language bindings for Python, Ruby, and JavaScript, Amon’s JSON API makes it easy to record your own application events.
- Web interface – The web app provides a friendly user interface for viewing logs and visualizing data in charts.
The Amon documentation site is a great place to get started with installation and usage.
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