[OT] Pronouncing Nagios

[Tedman Eng]

Some people in our shop pronounce it "nae-gus", in reference to the Star
Trek famed Ferengi race.
See: http://pictures.care2.com/view/2/924435282

In a distributed Nagios environment, the central monitoring server is "The
Grand Nagios"

You could even go so far as naming each of your Nagios machine's hostnames
Rom or Zek if you're a real hardcore Trekkie (that was too cheesy for us,
but your cheese tolerance might be different)




"Damian Gerow" <damian at sentex.net> wrote in message
news:20031003163059.GJ15256 at sentex.net...
> I've been working with Nagios for a couple of months now, and my biggest
> stumbling block has been in actually speaking the word.  It's hard to
> describe to someone what Nagios is when you constantly stumble over it --
> I've taken to calling it 'naggy'.
>
> So...  How /does/ one pronounce nagios?  nag-eye-oh-ess?  nag-oss?
> nag-ee-oh-ess?  Perhaps the 'nag' is silent?  ;)
>
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