Yes, you should be able to run this within a container. Since you’re using Kubernetes you have two options:
1. Run this container via systemd on each machine 2. Run this container as a DaemonSet with Kubernetes. This will allow you to easily update the container/config/etc. This is a common strategy for running the Prometheus node exporter, which fulfills a similar role as nagios. - Rob > On Oct 7, 2016, at 4:19 PM, 'Joris Heinrich' via CoreOS Dev > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hey all. > > we are currently in testing coreOs with kubernetes. We would deploy CoreOs in > future on bare matal machines and need then hardware monitoring over > nagios/isinga. I know coreos have no packetmanager for installing plugins or > something like else. How we could realise monitoring on coreos like mentioned > bevor? Currently we testing priviliged docker container with nrpe and nagios > plugins. Is this the rigth way? Could any one point me to the rigtht decision > to solve this issue or have any one a working solution with nagios/isinga > working in place? > > > Thanks and a nice weekend ;-)
