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Ubuntu server 16 - dashboard for managing running application / ports
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I am running my ubuntu server on AWS EC2 instance.
I have multiple application, each is running on a different port.
I'd like to be able to monitor those applications.
Is there any dashboard that monitors and check the status of each application?
So I'll be able to run commands on some application if needed, remotely.
Or even using git commands, restart the applications or update application.
Thanks!
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I am running my ubuntu server on AWS EC2 instance.
I have multiple application, each is running on a different port.
I'd like to be able to monitor those applications.
Is there any dashboard that monitors and check the status of each application?
So I'll be able to run commands on some application if needed, remotely.
Or even using git commands, restart the applications or update application.
Thanks!
server application-development monitor amazon-ec2 aws
asked 13 mins ago
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Are you running a standard server instance (yy.mm format of release) or a IoT or specific release (yy format) such as Ubuntu Core 16 (2016 release which don't have multiple releases per year). It's best if you are specific.
– guiverc
2 mins ago
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I am running my ubuntu server on AWS EC2 instance.
I have multiple application, each is running on a different port.
I'd like to be able to monitor those applications.
Is there any dashboard that monitors and check the status of each application?
So I'll be able to run commands on some application if needed, remotely.
Or even using git commands, restart the applications or update application.
Thanks!
server application-development monitor amazon-ec2 aws
asked 13 mins ago
EpsilonTalEpsilonTal
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I am running my ubuntu server on AWS EC2 instance.
I have multiple application, each is running on a different port.
I'd like to be able to monitor those applications.
Is there any dashboard that monitors and check the status of each application?
So I'll be able to run commands on some application if needed, remotely.
Or even using git commands, restart the applications or update application.
Thanks!
server application-development monitor amazon-ec2 aws
server application-development monitor amazon-ec2 aws
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Are you running a standard server instance (yy.mm format of release) or a IoT or specific release (yy format) such as Ubuntu Core 16 (2016 release which don't have multiple releases per year). It's best if you are specific.
– guiverc
2 mins ago
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Are you running a standard server instance (yy.mm format of release) or a IoT or specific release (yy format) such as Ubuntu Core 16 (2016 release which don't have multiple releases per year). It's best if you are specific.
– guiverc
2 mins ago
Are you running a standard server instance (yy.mm format of release) or a IoT or specific release (yy format) such as Ubuntu Core 16 (2016 release which don't have multiple releases per year). It's best if you are specific.
– guiverc
2 mins ago
Are you running a standard server instance (yy.mm format of release) or a IoT or specific release (yy format) such as Ubuntu Core 16 (2016 release which don't have multiple releases per year). It's best if you are specific.
– guiverc
2 mins ago
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Are you running a standard server instance (yy.mm format of release) or a IoT or specific release (yy format) such as Ubuntu Core 16 (2016 release which don't have multiple releases per year). It's best if you are specific.
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