Monitor your web resource status, get notifications in real time, load test on your web app, Endpoint Health services and Dynamic DNS You just have to install the storm client on your servers and throw away the access key, you will no longer need the shell, do everything from our dashboard. You can extend the node agent at will by creating customized plugins, or use our constantly evolving archive. You can run any command on your node, receive data, view it in graphs and receive notifications in real time. You can create concatenate commands by creating WORKFLOW without writing a line of code.
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