Logging all service checks

[Ben Whaley]

Greetings,

I currently have Nagios set up to log every logging option I could find:

    log_notifications=1
    log_service_retries=1
    log_host_retries=1
    log_event_handlers=1
    log_initial_states=1
    log_external_commands=1

I like to be well informed :). What I would really like is Nagios to log
EVERY service check and keep that data archived as well. This way I could
look at a host and view, for example, how many processes it had during every
service check for a day. I would see the number of processes climbing, I
could see it reach the limit, then fall back down, etc.

What's the best way to approach this?

Regards,
Ben
 





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