On Fri, 11 Oct 2013, Carl Wolff wrote:
> Consider IoT: the internet of things. We have here 10.000's of
> specialized devices connected to a network, which we want to monitor
> for network connectivity. If one fails, simply replace it by a
> new one.
Ah ha! Now I see.
In any event, I find that Icinga's "All Unhandled Problems" CGI
page (in the "Classic" GUI) is usually where I "park" my operational
duties.
Maps are nice, don't get me wrong, and I suspect in your application,
now that I seem to have a better handle on it, could benefit from NagVis
and using floor-plans of your building as the starting-point and then
placing each object on those drawings to form the map that will get
displayed someplace. That'll tell you not just that something dropped
dead but also *where* it is at a glance; however, that won't tell you
*what* it is, just that you have a body to deal with.
Cheers!
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