(08:58:18 AM) Phil  Cryer: ok, so dig this, packetbeat http://packetbeat.com/ (08:58:46 AM) Phil  Cryer: monitoring, right? What I like about it is that it's java-client (ya I know) that ships to elasticsearch, that you view via Kibana (08:59:10 AM) Phil  Cryer: now remember my logstash stack? java-client, ships to elasticsearch, that you view via Kibana (09:00:00 AM) Phil  Cryer: so what I'm going to do is make a 'omnibus' installer that installs what you need on the client of each host, so monitoring and log*(stashing)* can be auto installed/running after a base install (09:00:10 AM) Phil  Cryer: I think that could be huge (09:00:29 AM) Phil  Cryer: oh, and you know how over here we're all RHEL and certain apps, etc... (09:01:04 AM) Phil  Cryer: well that's not he case for other groups here that I'm starting to talk to. that's why this future stuff might help our future efforts (or my future efforts, however you want to look at it) (09:10:16 AM) eric skaggs: very cool (09:11:26 AM) Phil  Cryer: while I don't love java clients, if they're small enough, and can get kicked off by supervisor, I could just have a script that drops them, and adds the super config.