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iVoyeur: Sensu Rising: An Interview with Matt Broberg

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Dave Josephsen

It’s hard to believe that Sensu, the open-source, distributed monitoring framework, is over seven years old. Its scalable, ultra-flexible design and practitioner-focused development model still make it the most forwardthinking centralized poller in existence. The project is one of the very few that still “feels” fresh to me, and yet it retains that aura of bullet-proof resiliency that only comes with time in the trenches.

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Summer 2018, Vol. 43, No. 2
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