Loving monit.  Just started using it a few months ago to deploy Letsencrypt.org 
certs from a central server to about 800 servers/VMs.  Monit will 
restart/reload each service (Apache, Postfix, Haproxy, Nginx, etc.) that 
references an LE cert when it's renewed every 60 days.  This is working great.

I am remotely monitoring Monit using Icinga/Nagios and they are working very 
well together.  I am moving many of my Icinga checks into Monit using scripts 
to generate /etc/monit.d/*.cfg files custom for each server.  Then a single 
Icinga/Nagios check using check_monit.py will be customized to each box.

The only minor issue is the delay start that is needed for bootup but causes 
"connection refused" in the monit web interface used by check_monit.py when 
monit restarts.

Would it be possible to have an option added to only delay XX seconds on a 
fresh boot where the uptime is less than a few minutes?  Or allow the monit web 
interface to immediately accept connections if a recent statefile exists?

Thanks,
Dave
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