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R2-D2 Monitors Your Web Servers |
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Jun 16, 2008, 08:21pm
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R2-D2 Monitors Your Web Servers
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1sockchuck writes "What happens when you hire Star Wars enthusiasts as the system admins for your data center? You end up with the R2-D2 server monitoring system. The staff at Japan's Syun (Only if you read Japanese) have converted an R2-D2 DVD Projector into a Nagios-based server monitoring system that alerts them whenever a server goes offline." Say what you will, but that's a lot harder to ignore than a beeper.
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