network monitor portal

Neil neil-on-nagios at restricted.dyndns.org
Thu Jun 10 17:44:15 CEST 2004


Hey guys, 

I have done similar things before and it is currently running. I modified my 
nagios in such a way interval is 15seconds. If you look at my April 4 
log(topmost), http://restricted.dyndns.org, you will see the screenshot of 
vmstat being plotted as a graph by rrdtool. The scripts I have there are old 
and have converted them to perl since I wanted more flexibility when doing 
math. I have also done another script which grabs ping response time from 
one node to another host(not the regular nagios ping plugin), parse the 
output of ping, and have the data sent to rrd, then plot it. It's awesome. 
Right now, everything is manually written but I am used to it. :) 

Once I find time, I will write a php frontend for it. 

just my 2 cents... 


Jamie Baddeley writes: 

> I've been looking at similar things. Cricket is looking favourable for
> general purpose, RTG is looking good for real time port specific stuff.
> In my hunt, I stumbled across nisca  http://nisca.sourceforge.net/
> -I've not even looked beyond a cursory once over, but I thought I'd
> mention it. 
> 
> With the greatest of respect, Apan seems like a reinvention of the wheel
> to me. 
> 
> jamie 
> 
> On Thu, 2004-06-10 at 21:02, Jevos, Peter wrote:
>> Hello ,
>> I'm tryng to find a solution to design network monitor portal. I'm
>> using Nagios, excelent tool for monitoring availability and warnning
>> messages. But Nagios is missing graphs , total reports of bandwidth ,
>> etc.
>>  Of course, I know something about rrdtool and other NMS like JFNMS,
>> OpenNMS, ... .but none don't match up my visions. RRDtool (I used
>> Cacti, Cricket) know excellent graphs, but has  a
>> limited possibilities of graphing various time periods ( for
>> immediately detecting of problems). 5 minutes is sometimes too late
>> for detecting problems. I found RTG, great real traffic grabber and
>> reporter of data flow traffic, but it is mainly used for traffic, not
>> for other stuff ( CPU,   threshold of mail servers, oracle servers,
>> mysql db servers,..).
>> I'd like to use Nagios as main base of my system, and other tool or
>> programs to using real time traffic ( 30 sec, 1 minute), monitoring
>> servers (oracle, mail, db) and reports of data flows
>> Did anyone make that portal before?
>> Any ideas how to design it together?
>> thanx a lot , pet
>  
> 
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