Config Management

[Fredrik Wänglund]

I am working on this NATO-project, and I think I will have something for 
the open-source community in maybe a week.

/FredrikW



Russell Scibetti wrote:

> There seem to be a lot of people doing independent work on various 
> ways of managing Nagios configuration files.  There are people who 
> have designed MySQL DB's to store them, PHP web tools to edit them, 
> and more. I happened to like the MySQL db that someone made through 
> phpMyAdmin, which I would like to add a little to to better reflect 
> the relationships between objects and then submit for public view.
>
> With all this work being done by inidividuals, I'm sure that people 
> are re-inventing things that others have already made and didn't know 
> about.
>
> So, if you have done any work for handling Nagios configs that you 
> think may be useful to someone else, please respond to this email and 
> either include any relevent attachments or URLs that people can go 
> to.  I know that there was mention of a possible new project NATO 
> (Nagios Administration TOol), so anything that we have done 
> individually and share can hopefully be a help to this new project.  
> For organization sake, I can keep track of these various contributions 
> on a webpage until that project gets up and running. 
> If you like this idea, please reply with the configuration management 
> work you have done.  Thanks!
>
> Russell Scibetti
>




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