yuris wrote:
Could someone please give me an idea what drawbacks I may face if switch
from plain nagios3 to ndoutils-nagios3-mysql with 350 - 400 hosts ? Can
I store in mysql db only hosts and hostgroups and manipulate them
(add/remove) via web interface while keep everything else in old way
if you are considering an install of ndoutils, make sure it's either a
cvs + patched version of 1.4b9 or the old 1.4b7 which runs smooth.
current 1.4b9 contains some severe bugs which haven't been fixed for a
while now.
Hm... I've been running b9 for a year now, and I haven't
noticed
C. Bensend wrote:
Hm... I've been running b9 for a year now, and I haven't
noticed any issues. What is the nature of these issues that
you mention? Just because I haven't noticed doesn't mean
something bad isn't happening to my data...
depends on your data being processed.
Hello,
I'm using Nagios for several months with plain files setup, and
nagiosgrapher. It works pretty nice and I have no problem monitoring ~50
hosts; ~10 service_checks per host.
Now I'm thinking about migration of other hosts from Zabbix to Nagios
and totally it is going to be ~350 hosts.
On Sep 7, 2010, at 7:03 AM, yuris wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Nagios for several months with plain files setup, and
nagiosgrapher. It works pretty nice and I have no problem monitoring ~50
hosts; ~10 service_checks per host.
Now I'm thinking about migration of other hosts from Zabbix to
Fyi - plain text files are less system intensive than a db - with our
standalone instances we monitor about 2k hosts per poller (about 10k
active checks). A db back end makes management and command / control
easier with large deployments but .not needed for just. 400 hosts.
If you want a nice
