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One Go binary, one YAML file, one SQLite database: I wrote my monitoring tool

31 pointsposted 11 hours ago

13 Comments

nzoschke

8 hours ago

Single Go binary + SQLite database all the way.

I've been doing this architecture on single tenant VMs for like 6+ years now and it has so many advantages for deployments, security and scaling.

Pretty much every new tool and agent computer I set up uses this pattern. I've blogged about it and created a template repo.

https://housecat.com/blog/the-hugs-stack-hypermedia-unix-go-... https://github.com/housecat-inc/scratch

fjcururuvy7

5 hours ago

Can you share more about the single tenant vm setup?

anramon

4 hours ago

Where's the ai-written software and blog notice?

brvier

an hour ago

It's ai translated, English isn't my native language.

And repo is ai documented. AI is everywhere, there is no reason to put notice on everythings. Move with your time. I don't put notice on everything that I build it on linux.

There is a literal 0% chance this article was translated from human-written text in another language. Maybe you mean the article was AI-generated in your native language and then also translated by AI? That's quite a deceptive phrasing you used.

> there is no reason to put notice on everythings. Move with your time.

That is, in fact, the literal purpose to putting notice on everything. Put a notice so we know to move on with our time! If you can't be bothered to even write why your project is interesting, it's rather absurd to expect other people to spend time reading it.