nagios menagemente

[Thomas Stocking]

The answer is most certainly yes.
Monarch has a recently added (with version 2) a Groups feature, and the 
MonarchDeploy.pm module. You can use these features to manage 
distributed configurations. We do this often. The Groups allow you to 
override passive and acive state, so you can maintain a central nagios 
with all (or most) checks set passive, and the "child" nodes set active.
There are many possible ways to transfer the files and restart the child 
nagios servers, so you can take your pick, but the MonarchDeploy.pm 
example uses scp to transfer the files, and ssh to launch the (compiled 
C) nagios restart command.
    Thomas

Andy Shellam wrote:
> Personally I maintain all my Nagios files by hand (but am planning on 
> looking at Monarch over the coming weeks.)
> I would imagine that whatever configuration you can code into a Nagios 
> file by hand, Monarch will allow you to do it through your browser.
>
>  From what I can tell, it only generates Nagios's configuration files 
> for you, so I would hazard a guess at yes :)
>
> Andy.
>
> Dmitriy Kirhlarov wrote:
>   
>> On Tue, Apr 10, 2007 at 04:19:49PM +0200, chiel wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> Maybe Monarch?
>>> http://monarch.sourceforge.net/
>>>
>>> It uses a mysql database to store all you hosts/services etc and then 
>>> generates the .cfg for you.
>>>     
>>>       
>> I have several location with dedicated nagios server for every
>> location and central server for accumulation information. This server
>> get data over nsca.
>> Central server have host and server lists from all servers, but active
>> checks are deactivate for them.
>> Can "monarch" help me for maintaine this configuration?
>> May be some other tool?
>>
>> WBR
>> Dmitriy
>>
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