Cabot
Cabot is an open source, self hosted infrastructure monitoring tool. It can monitor your services and send telephone, SMS, email or chat alerts to your team whenever anything goes down, all without writing a single line of code.
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ConfigCat
ConfigCat is a feature flags as a service. It gives you a web based dashboard to manage your feature flags + SDKs to integrate those feature flags into your applications. ConfigCat enables you to use the same feature flags in your mobile apps, websites and server-side applications. It offers all features for free. You get an enterprise-ready SLA with the pricing plans.
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Herd
A bittorrent based file distribution system based on Twitter’s Murder. It uses BitTorrent to push artifacts and code very fast across thousands of servers.
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Hubot
Hubot is a chat bot that can be configured to do a variety of tasks. Apart from usual CI stuff like deploying, it can be interestingly configured to do different workflows like posting images, translating languages and integrating with Google Maps, and being a bot, it can be configured to ask questions like what is the current deployed version, etc.
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Kibana
Kibana is a modern, beautiful visualization tool that works seamlessly with Logstash and ElasticSearch. It features a no-code setup, realtime analytics, and much more.
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Supervisord Monitor
Supervisord Monitor is multi server monitoring tool for supervisor - watch, start and stop all your supervisord instances and servvices from one place.
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Vaurien
A Chaos Monkey for TCP, it randomly disconnects or stalls TCP connections in your application to test application tolerance and high availability. Makes sure you correctly handle these unexpected events
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