We have a couple small HPC compute clusters, and would like to monitor
our nodes. They aren't large enough to justify their own Nagios
installations on the head nodes, and the heads aren't particularly
trusted in our network topology.
But we would like to monitor health of the compute nodes, on a Nagios
server which *cannot* connect to the nodes directly.
I didn't find this in the wiki, SF, or Exchange, and it doesn't look
like something I could do with a single NSCA.
Is anyone doing this, or forwarding/tunneling Nagios traffic for
another reason? I'm considering running a couple ssh tunnels on the head
node, pointing back to the monitoring servers, but not sure how well
this will work.
Suggestions welcomed.
Thanks,
Chris
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Chris Pepper: <http://cbio.mskcc.org/>
<http://www.extrapepperoni.com/>
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