Tool to organize and arrange various monitoring pages?

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Published on 2011-11-28T18:33:01Z Indexed on 2012/09/20 15:40 UTC
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we recently added a MacPro with eight (yes 8) monitors on it. We have various tools for monitoring our website (Chartbeat, Nagios, internal statistics, Jenkins, Smartfox, etc.) and they are currently free-flowing in various browser windows on the various screens.

I'd like a better way to organize them into a more fixed system so (a) we can't just accidentally close out of a window (b) some automatically refresh (currently done through browser plugins) etc.

Any suggestions?

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