Earlier today monit reported Lighttpd webserver problem. Due to MySQL database corruption site was down for almost 2hrs.
We restored all data, again, without any loss of files or posts/articles except comment made after 24th Jan 2007! Entire site is roll-back to last good backup which was made on 23-Jan-2007.
Thanks to NAS backup.
As usual disaster strike at midnight (3AM):
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Do you use a good system to detect and get notified of disasters that you can recommend? I would sleep better if I could just check my e-mail after midnight…
I’m using Nagios, Munin, Monit and few custom made perl/shell scripts. You need to play with these tools all of them are quite effective.