On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, Pat Eyler wrote:
I just posted this to my blog:
http://eldersjournal.blogspot.com/2005/10/open-source-mini-project-call-for.html
It's probably worth mentioning here though. The ultra short version is that
the Family & Church History department would love to see a small
extension to nagios created, but doesn't have the resources to throw at it
right now. If you're interested in hacking on Nagios, drop me a line, or
respond to the blog post -- I'll put up more detail there if people are
interested.
From what I can gather online, JIRA offers an XML-RPC service that allows
you to drive it externally. See
http://confluence.atlassian.com/pages/viewpage.action;jsessionid=EEEJAHBFNBMK?pageId=120980
If I understand right, you'd like to be able (for example) to have someone
viewing an outage page be able to click a link which would automatically
open a JIRA "issue" about the outage. Is that what you're looking for?
(Unfortunately) Nagios' cgi interface is written in C, so it might be just
a matter of hacking the Nagios C source for its cgi interface to generate
links on outage pages to a (Perl?) script running on the Nagios machine
which would generate the XML-RPC request to openthe JIRA issue.
Perhaps Nagios is more easily extended than that (I would _really_ hope
so), in which case this might be even easier. Browsing through freshmeat,
it looks like there are severala front-end options for Nagios. Are you
using the web interface provided by Nagios itself?
I'm interested (in case you couldn't tell),
-- Dan
thanks,
-pate
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