Welcome to OmniTI Labs
OmniTI Labs is our repository for some of the projects we generate while working on stuff for clients, for our products, or just on things that we think are cool. The website is a way for us to give this code back to the community.
Founded in 1997, OmniTI has since been providing essential technology consulting services to high-volume and high-profile clients.
We specialize in:
- Scalability and performance consulting
- Security services
- Internet architecture design and management
- Web development
Reconnoiter
Monitoring and trending isn't rocket science -- it's computer science. The most important aspect to understanding data is that you need the data before you have a problem -- you can't have an anamoly without a baseline. One of the challenges with data collection and graphing systems today is that it takes a while to add data points and new metrics into the system. Reconnoiter makes this easy. It strongly decouples data collection in a distributed manner, data aggregation and reporting so that each piece can be individually tackled with best-of-breed design.
Resmon
What's my machine doing? It's over there and I can't see how many whizzies are whizumping because there isn't an snmp MIB for that. I'm too lazy to extend SNMP and I don't want to compile anything. Resmon's first goal: to be simple, the second goal: useful. It accomplishes both exceptionally well. Exposing obtuse metrics on a host has never been easier. It's over HTTP, uses XML. Getting the metrics remotely is trivial both in retrieval and digestion.
Zetaback
OmniTI Labs and the Zetaback team presents Zetaback version 1.0.0. After one year of heavy usage, Zetaback emerges from Alpha. To quote a Zetaback team member: "This tool has saved my ass so many times I've stopped counting."
Mungo
OmniTI Labs and the Mungo team relase version 1.0.1 of the Mungo anti-framework for Perl on the web. Lowers the "Perl on the web" barrier to entry bar down around the PHP level.
Portable umem
OmniTI Labs presents the first packaged source release of the portable umem library, a low contention user-space slab allocator based on the Solaris libumem sources.
Library of Alexandria
The alpha of Alexandria has been created. This is a library of PHP related bits and pieces that we at OmniTI have used in various projects, published in the hope that it will save someone some time and energy. There is no downloadable package at this time, but it's in the works.