curioustom

Thanks! Is there a language which mostly has those but also has some of the benefits of Go?

Honest request - could you list the top benefits of modern languages people are giving up in favor of Go ?

As for pricing - looks like it would be niche dependent. I was thinking of nothing less than $99/month and then up since I probably could not support many small customers on a lower price point.

Cloud, but there is nothing stopping me from packaging it up and having it run on premises.

OS vs Application is what I am asking here about. I could focus on OS/system monitoring or specific applications. If I go for generic application monitoring then I am competing with the big guys and that is what I am trying to avoid.

Looks like two people are recommending databases.

Is monitoring cron or databases something you would pay for? Would you be interested in being a trial customer?

I am having a hard time understanding the paper. Would one of you be able to summarize the implications of the paper?

I found this part interesting: "I advance the hypothesis here that technical change in general can be ascribed to experience, that it is the very activity of production which gives rise to problems for which favorable responses are selected over time."