Nagios and DB support.

[Ben]

Hey, this is funny - your problems sound like my problems, and are the 
reason why I'm making a module for nagios 2 to store status changes in 
a database. I've currently got it storing data and am able to quickly 
retrieve results that make up the tac page.... today I've gotta make 
the tac page. :)

I wouldn't call my work anything remotely resembling complete, though. 
When I get functionality done enough for me to use, I'll send out what 
I've got and hopefully others can finish off the bits I couldn't care 
less about. Should be next month.

Oh, and FWIW I'm basing my stuff on Postgres (for the advanced 
features) and PHP (for the connection pooling).

On Nov 16, 2004, at 6:19 AM, Kevin Phillips wrote:

> I understand that moving forward with 2.0 nagios is no longer going to
> support databases, mysql, etc.
>
> I think that what I am looking for below would best be accomplished by 
> a
> database, if I am wrong please point me in the right direction.
>
> I am looking for nagios to monitor and log events so I can report them 
> for
> my SLA.  What I need to know is, when a system goes down and when it 
> comes
> back up.  This information would best be stored in a database so I can 
> query
> monthly, quarterly, annualy, etc.
>
> I also need to log results of check commands so that I can create 
> monthly,
> quarterly, and anual reports as to performance of systems.
>
> Is nagios able to do this w/o database support?  I have looked at the 
> nagios
> logs and notice it does log these events, but doesn't time-stamp them.
>
> Any pointers would be great.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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