Atlassian Using Hyperic
May 30th, 2008 Stacey Schneider
I just saw that Atlassian, the provider of the essential community tools like Confluence wiki and JIRA ticket system, updated their wiki on the importance of monitoring the “lifeblood of your organization”.
They even outline the important monitoring tasks you need, and stress that it will help when dealing with their own world class support.
Monitoring involves a number of essential tasks, including those listed below:
- Monitoring log files.
- Checking for HTTP-availability and performance (e.g. by getting the same page every five minutes and displaying the time on a graph).
- Looking at many different parameters such as load, connections, IO, database-trends, and so on.
- Charting long-term trends.
- Keeping an access log of requests to the web server. This is vital, especially when requesting performance-related support from Atlassian.
They even pass on a screenshot of their Hyperic HQ deployment, which if you notice, they are hosted by Contegix, another Hyperic customer.

We agree 100% with Atlassian that it is critical to monitor their apps, which is why we’re also working with them to build application specific management plugins for Confluence and JIRA.
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3 Comments Add your own
1. jnolen | May 30th, 2008 at 9:18 am
Thanks for the mention, Stacey — we have benefitted greatly from Hyperic monitoring recently. One quick correction — we build the JIRA issue tracker. Jive makes the forum software.
Cheers,
Jonathan @ atlassian
2. Stacey Schneider | May 30th, 2008 at 2:22 pm
Sorry about that! I clearly was not through with coffee this morning. I caught the typo and fixed it 30 mins later. But I don’t think there is anything I can do to clear it out of Google Alerts!
3. Thoughts From Inside The &hellip | June 5th, 2008 at 8:02 am
[...] the nudge in the right direction towards correcting the problem. Furthermore, Hyperic themselves noticed Atlassian’s documentation, and hint at a potential pair of plugins for monitoring Confluence and JIRA in particular! Just [...]
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