Peter:
1 - very cool, congrats. we don't use GroundWork, but I'm sure it'll be
helpful to a lot of folks
2 - outside of the main function of that integration, can you consider changing
what is listed on your page under "How is Ganglia different than Nagios ?" just
because it's pretty misleading.
what seems to be missing from that paragraph is the obvious: nagios' main
purpose is to provide a framework to monitor and alert based on specific
criteria the health of machines and services running on those machines. while
I've seen rrd and other graphing stuff added to nagios, trending and graphing
isn't nagios' strongpoint, nor does it pretend to be.
in turn, ganglia doesn't do have any alerting/escalation built into it, and
IMHO it shouldn't, because nagios is better at that.
-john
----- Original Message ----
From: Peter Mui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2007 1:10:20 PM
Subject: [Ganglia-general] Ganglia-to-GroundWork Integration Module Now
Available
Now available: a Ganglia integration module that enables GroundWork Monitor's
visualization, notification, and configuration tools to be used with data
generated by Ganglia. It contains a unique threshold management utility that
essentially creates a Ganglia event stream, feeding Ganglia events into the
operator views, dashboards, reports, notifications, and configuration tools of
GroundWork Monitor. So now you can combine the output of Nagios, RRDtool,
Cacti and other popular open source tools with Ganglia using GroundWork
Monitor.
The Ganglia-to-GroundWork Integration Module is available for download from
SourceForge through
http://www.groundworkopensource.com/products/components/ganglia.html
Let me know if you try this module and what you think of it. It's only beta
now; suggestions for improvements (and, ideally, the improvements themselves --
smile) are welcome!
-Peter
Peter Mui
GROUNDWORK Open Source, Inc.
139 Townsend Street, Suite 100
San Francisco, CA 94107-1946
+1 415 992 4573
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.groundworkopensource.com
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