Hello everyone -
We're using Nagios here at the university, with about 5000 Services
being monitored over about 700 hosts/devices in a HA Nagios 1 setup.
We're just about to move to a distributed architecture, and Nagios 2.9.
Our senior management is interested in my doing some research into how
other sites use Nagios. Since this means the potential for free world
travel, I can hardly refuse... what I'm hoping to find is another site
somewhere in the world, with a comparable size to ours or larger, who
are willing for me to visit and exchange our knowledge and experience on
setting up and using Nagios. In addition, anyone who would like to
visit our offices in Auckland, New Zealand, is welcome to make a date to
come over and see how we do things here.
If anyone out there would be willing to host a visiting Brit/Kiwi for a
few days and talk monitoring systems, then please email me. Similarly
for anyone who'd like to drop by and talk Nagios. I'll even try and
revive my previous idea of a New Zealand Nagios Users group, now I have
management funding :-)
Steve
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Steve Shipway
UNIX Systems Adminstration, University of Auckland, New Zealand
+64 9 3737 599 x 86487
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