NGINX Inc.NGINX Amplify
What is NGINX Amplify?
NGINX Amplify is a SaaS monitoring tool for NGINX. Amplify offers an easy way to implement NGINX monitoring, keep track of the infrastructure, and improve NGINX configuration by using static analyzer.
NGINX Amplify is a tool in the Monitoring category of a tech stack.
Key Features
NGINX monitoring made easy — start in 3 simple steps, in under 5 minutesMetrics for NGINX, PHP-FPM, MySQL, Linux, and DockerExtended NGINX metric collectorSee NGINX connections, requests, HTTP status, response time, traffic, etc.Build your own graphs to see metrics per virtual host, HTTP status, and URISLA overview pageStatic analyzer for NGINX configurationPractical advise on improving NGINX setup from the core NGINX teamTrack NGINX versions and branchesMatch NGINX version against the security advisories databaseSSL certificate monitoringSet up alerts for any collected metricsTags and aliases for hostsAggregate monitoring mode for Docker images
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