Hi,
I have some 150 services that I wish to monitor using passive checks to Nagios.
Is it possible for Nagios to dynamically display these services as it received
the check without specifying the exact service name in the configuration?
Please suggest if there is any way out to get this done.
I don't know if nagios can do this by itself, but with tools like puppet or
cfengine you can do it.
2011/3/16 Anand, Sakshi sa185...@ncr.com
Hi,
I have some 150 services that I wish to monitor using passive checks to
Nagios.
Is it possible for Nagios to dynamically display these services
I don't think you can do exactly what you are proposing, but you might
consider this alternative ...
http://www.novell.com/communities/node/4131/application-monitoring-made-easy-java-applications-using-nagios
Jar Lyons
Senior Software Engineer
Tideworks Technology, Inc.
(206) 344-3016
I have gone through this article. Not of much help to me :(
Is it somehow possible that nagios fetches service name from passive check sent
to it and display it as it is to nagios home page?
Regards,
Sakshi Anand
From: Jarlath Lyons
I believe the answer is a resounding no . sorry.
Jar Lyons
Senior Software Engineer
Tideworks Technology, Inc.
(206) 344-3016
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From: Anand, Sakshi [mailto:sa185...@ncr.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 7:22 AM
To: Nagios Users List
Subject: Re:
This is something you could write, to watch the logs and create the service
config files for services it doesn't know about, but would require some
knowledge about what services you had coming in. It could be an interesting
add-on.
Dan
From: Jarlath Lyons [mailto:jarlath.ly...@tideworks.com]
Is it possible for Nagios to dynamically display these services as it received
the check without specifying the exact service name in the configuration?
What is your requirement for their display in Nagios? Should the service appear
under a specific host for example, or how do you desire to have
no.
you have to define the services before Nagios can display them,
otherwise Nagios won't know where the passive checks it received
should go, this is the rule.
but maybe you can do a trick: while a passive check occurs, create a
config file dynamically for the subject service, restart Nagios to
On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 7:51 PM, Anand, Sakshi sa185...@ncr.com wrote:
I have gone through this article. Not of much help to me :(
Is it somehow possible that nagios fetches service name from passive check
sent to it and display it as it is to nagios home page?
Regards,
Sakshi Anand
I am trying to setup some alerts for a UPS attached to the external nagios box
in my office to send alerts about power state in the office building. Nut
seems to be setup and working, I have created some service checks for check_ups
and a command definition. I noticed I wasn't able to generate
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This is great idea. I think I will try this out.
Thanks Yueh.
Regards,
Sakshi Anand
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From: Yueh-Hung Liu [mailto:yuehung@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 8:48 PM
To: Nagios Users List
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Create services dynamically for a
Thanks so much Ashish for your reply.
I am trying to monitor state of all my containers with different names.
So, I need to display names of all the 150 containers on the page which I dont
think will look good.
I am planning to dynamically create the configuration file and restart nagios.
I
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