> What kinds of numbers of hosts and services are you all monitoring?
> Which add-ons / distributed frameworks are you using?
At my ${CURRENT_JOB}, I'm monitoring around 600 hosts with just under
6000 services on a single VM running RHEL 5. I do process perfdata
on the same node, and replicate all config data and state data to
a warm standby (also a VM). Replication is done via MySQL replication
(for the config data) and NSCA (for the state data). A custom perl
program dumps the extended state data (disabled notifications,
acknowledgements, etc) for import if needed.
Yes, I know, VM bad. :) Just not bad enough to spend real dollars on
more physical hosts.
This year, I will be bringing up a second pair of monitoring hosts at
a secondary data center, with much the same architecture.
Benny
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