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## Why do I need it? ## Why do I need it?
One can sample any dynamic process right from the terminal - observe changes in the database, monitor MQ in-flight messages, trigger a deployment script and get notification when it's done. One can sample any dynamic process right from the terminal - observe changes in the database, monitor MQ in-flight messages, trigger a deployment script and get notification when it's done.
If there is a way to get a metric using shell command - then it can be visualized with Sampler momentarily. If there is a way to get a metric using a shell command - then it can be visualized with Sampler momentarily.
## Installation ## Installation
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- Adjust components size and location on UI - Adjust components size and location on UI
## But there are so many monitoring systems already ## But there are so many monitoring systems already
Sampler is by no means an alternative to full-scale monitoring systems, but rather easy to setup development tool. Sampler is by no means an alternative to full-scale monitoring systems, but rather an easy to setup development tool.
If spinning up and configuring [Prometheus with Grafana](https://prometheus.io) is complete overkill for you task, Sampler might be the right solution. No servers, no databases, no deploy - you specify shell commands, and it just works. If spinning up and configuring [Prometheus with Grafana](https://prometheus.io) is complete overkill for you task, Sampler might be the right solution. No servers, no databases, no deploy - you specify shell commands, and it just works.