Nagios 3 - Migration to mysql

[Harald Böhmecke]

Hi,

I have a productive Nagios instance with 200 clients and 1200 Services.

PNP4Nagios is also installed and working.

Actually everything is working just fine, except the machine has a 75-100% CPU Load, although I have already tweaked around the settings.

I want Nagios to have a mysql backend on another server so that the CPU Load decreases as other (also critical) services are currently running on this machine, which are starting to show errors.

Question is:

- How do I migrate the existing performance data to the mysql database (I have very little knowledge of databases)

- What is the command to send the performance data to the mysql database

- PNP4Nagios: How do I tell PNP4Nagios to pull its performance data from the mysql database


I have found very little information about this, so any help is greatly appreciated.


Regards,

Harald
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