Thanks you Michael for your answer, now it's ok for me!

 

Michael Friedrich wrote:

not that much. development is more headache sometimes. and right on it's 
testing time for 1.3 - so if you have a test box available, please help us :)



Good idea, but I don't good enough in programming...

 

Best regards,

Jérôme Meyer

 

 

 

Von: Michael Friedrich [mailto:[email protected]] 
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 2. Februar 2011 10:57
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [icinga-users] DB for icinga-web

 

Meyer Jerome wrote: 

Allow me to ask again some questions, something is not clear enough for me!

So, the icinga's config (means: hosts, switches, etc...) are in files *.cfg and 
all the check results goes into the DB icinga (IDOutils). 

Now with icinga-web: from where take icinga-web the information (config from 
hosts, switches, etc...) and where it put the check results? Is the same DB? 
Which are the relation between icinga and icinga-web? Do icinga-web receive 
config's file automaticaly from icinga?


consider this as the archicture i'm referring to 
http://www.icinga.org/about/nagios/architecture/

* core reads cfgs during startup
* core pumps configs through idomod into ido2db and then the idoutils db schema 
(default 'icinga')
* core pumps status data and check results (historical data) also into idoutils 
db
* icinga-web takes idoutils db as datasource (check icinga.io.xml for 
credentials)
* icinga-web reads the configs, the status data and several historical tables 
from idoutils db
* icinga-web needs it's own database in order to store: user credentials, 
persistent views, cronks, etc




 

So, many questions and much headaches,


not that much. development is more headache sometimes. and right on it's 
testing time for 1.3 - so if you have a test box available, please help us :)

kind regards,
michael




 

Best regards,

j.m.m

 

 

 

Von: Michael Friedrich [mailto:[email protected]] 
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 2. Februar 2011 08:45
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [icinga-users] DB for icinga-web

 

Meyer Jerome wrote: 

Thanks for your reply. I've a little bit experience with icinga (normal) but 
nothing about icinga-web. So, yesterday I've installed icinga (normal) in one 
DB icinga and icinga-web into DB icinga-web. Do you mean that it is better to 
run both into one DB? Or another question: it is possible to run both parallel 
with the same configurations? Could you please tell me, how to put both in one 
DB?


just fire up your rdbms shell, e.g. mysql and then create the databases and 
import the schemas into the databases, like described in the docs. 
if it's just one schema, you'll need to create one database (e.g. icinga) and 
apply both schemas to that. but as said, this could cause problems and is not 
recommended from my side. and having to dbs within a mysql daemon shouldn't 
harm your system anyways.

kind regards,.
Michael





 

Regards,

Jérôme

 

Von: Michael Friedrich [mailto:[email protected]] 
Gesendet: Dienstag, 1. Februar 2011 19:06
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [icinga-users] DB for icinga-web

 

On 01.02.2011 10:10, Meyer Jerome wrote: 

Hi Michael,

 

Thanks you for your answer....


you're welcome. and one more thought - i don't know your setup, but when it 
comes to a distributed setup in the future (more monitoring masters), you might 
encounter the setup being changed (a central database host, another host with 
icinga-web on it, and one with icinga-mobile) and removing the rdbms from the 
monitoring host itsself. this will be a lot easier when just dumping one single 
database, and moving it to a new location then. or when it comes to mind to 
keep mysql as icinga-web config database, and change idoutils db from mysql to 
pgsql. or something else ;-)

kind regards,
michael






 

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Von: Michael Friedrich [mailto:[email protected]] 
Gesendet: Montag, 31. Januar 2011 16:37
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [icinga-users] DB for icinga-web

 

Meyer Jerome wrote: 

Hi,

I've installed icinga with IDOutils and it seems working... Now I want to test 
the icinga-web. In the documentation, it is written that we must to configure 
DB for this application. My question is: Use icinga-web the same DB as IDOutils 
or should I create I another one DB special  for icinga-web?


for upgrading purposes on either idoutils or icinga-web i would recommend 
creating 2 databases, applying the upgrade db schema only onto one of them. 
this can als be of interest when removing one of them from the current host. or 
when it comes to backup plans.

kind regards,
michael







Thanks in advance for your help

 

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