Nagios NSCA
5 weeks ago by rcrowley
Good overview of the best way I've seen to use Nagios.
nagios
nsca
monitoring
alerting
5 weeks ago by rcrowley
Sending Alerts With Graphite Graphs From Nagios | Musings of an Anonymous Geek
february 2012 by rcrowley
Walkthrough of how one would derive Nagios alerts from Graphite graphs. The explanation doesn't match up with the implementation: it claims to use some bleeding-edge feature of Graphite but in reality if just downloads the graph and attaches it to the email.
graphite
nagios
monitoring
february 2012 by rcrowley
smetj/moncli - GitHub
february 2012 by rcrowley
MCollective-alive over RabbitMQ that's focused on monitoring. Might be worth a second look for the Nagios forwarding alone.
moncli
monitoring
nagios
rabbitmq
february 2012 by rcrowley
nrd - Nagios Result Distributor (NSCA protocol redefined) - Google Project Hosting
january 2012 by rcrowley
Next-generation NSCA-alike for pushing checks to the Nagios server rather than having it poll.
nagios
nsca
nrd
monitoring
alerting
january 2012 by rcrowley
Monitoring Wonderland Survey - Nagios the Mighty Beast
january 2012 by rcrowley
A likewise comprehensive list of Nagios-focused interoperability tools.
monitoring
nagios
january 2012 by rcrowley
ripienaar/graphite-graph-dsl - GitHub
december 2011 by rcrowley
Ruby code for describing a Graphite graph. So far, this appears to be used to drive Nagios checks based on data collected by Graphite.
graphite
nagios
ruby
december 2011 by rcrowley
Introducing NRPE Runner - Dean Wilson@UnixDaemon: In search of (a) life
march 2011 by rcrowley
On-demand NRPE runs.
nagios
nrpe
march 2011 by rcrowley
check_http | Nagios Plugins
august 2010 by rcrowley
Docs for the Swiss army knife of Nagios.
nagios
check_http
august 2010 by rcrowley
Creating Nagios Plugins using Python – stu.mp
january 2010 by rcrowley
Pythonic way to make writing Nagios plugins bearable. Puppet should be able to take it from here to make the end-to-end easy.
python
nagios
monitoring
january 2010 by rcrowley
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