Sometimes you need Stripe for a side project or stuff like that. Atlas is focused in large corporations and, besides, you have to pay to be incorporated.
The high volatility and past problems with exchanges make it basically unusable for anyone without deeper knowledge in the field.
Also, it'll take a few seconds to pay via credit card, whereas converting the money on your account to bitcoins in the sellers account can easily take several hours.
Let me start with a disclaimer that I work for Atatus. Front-end monitoring is the other end of the circle, that complements production monitoring. With Atatus that is what we have done. We monitoring the front-end for both errors and performance issues - https://www.atatus.com/
Initially we planned to show the report in the web itself. Here we are trying to find actual load time of every site, so we are getting each and every resource(css, html, js, images) in the HTML, not just the main HTML. Normally every site has page load time from 3 sec to 20 sec. Since we have one main site and one or more competitor sites, it takes us sometimes more than a minute to generate a report. Thats why we choose to send a report by email.
As Chris said, `2>&1 > /dev/null` will drop stdout and write stderr to stdout. If you do not want anything to printed on console, you can use it. Now only i came to know that `which` never produce the stderr. So it is enough to use `>/dev/null`.
* Security
* Backup and Restore
* Health and Performance Monitoring
* Load Balancing