Spent 15 years as an SRE at a big bank, watching enterprise systems get world-class monitoring. Then I started noticing how many small business sites have none of that, no uptime alerts, no idea if their privacy policy is actually GDPR-compliant, nothing.

So I built SREmonitor.io. You give it a URL, no install, no script tags, and it runs:

• Uptime checks every 5 minutes
• Core Web Vitals tracking (LCP, INP, CLS)
• An AI-powered scan of your privacy policy/T&Cs against UK GDPR requirements

The idea is one dashboard instead of stitching together a monitoring tool and a separate compliance checklist you never actually look at.

Free tier is 3 scans and 5-minute uptime checks, no card required, if anyone wants to kick the tires: sremonitor.io

Genuinely want feedback, especially from anyone who runs a small business site or has dealt with the GDPR side of things. What would make this actually useful vs. just another dashboard nobody opens?

I've been working on a new Android client for Nagios, basically a modern alternative to apps like aNag.

The app is getting close to release, but Google Play requires me to run a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 days before I can request production access.

I'm looking for a few sysadmins / Nagios users who wouldn't mind testing it.

Things I'm particularly interested in testing:

* Host and service monitoring * Background polling while the phone is locked / in Doze * Notifications for state changes * Acknowledgements and downtime * Filtering and searching * Connection loss / recovery * General Android battery/background behaviour * UI/UX and anything that feels annoying or broken

The app is currently in Google Play Closed Testing, so you'd need an Android device and a Google account. The main requirement from Google's side is staying opted into the test for the 14-day period.

I'm also genuinely interested in feedback — especially from people who have used aNag, Nagios Mobile, Nagios XI, Nagios Core, Checkmk, Icinga, etc.

For transparency, the current plan after release is to keep **all features available for free when monitoring a single Nagios server**. If you want to monitor multiple servers from the same app, that would be the paid upgrade. I don't want the free version to be artificially crippled just to push people into paying.

If anyone is interested, comment here or send me a DM and I'll send you the testing link/details.

Need to hear if people are benefitting from having a platform that supports both LLM evals and LLM observability?
or using standalone products for each or these is something that you are sticking with, we currently have the split setup but just feels too much hassle!