Galen Johnson wrote :
Ok, I'm writing a couple of custom monitors for some tasks at the office. These can be either client or server scripts and can easily be scripted either way. What would you recommend for server versus client extensions? What criteria would you use to decide? Some guidelines would be helpful for determining which type of script to pursue.
Hi,
I tend to write server-side scripts whenever possible. It prevents people from slightly changing scripts without notice. It sometimes is handy to have both server-side and client-side (reporting the exact same information). For instance, I can monitor most database server remotely, but some customers don't like the idea of remote access. So the script runs locally (and gets its config from the hobbit server).
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