nagios server redundancy

[Giacomo Montagner]

On Mon, 14 Feb 2011 16:53:59 -0500
Morty <morty+nagios at frakir.org> wrote:

> Interesting.  Do you have example code?  I'm currently using a file
> backend, but I could switch to a DB backend if necessary.
> 
> - Morty

Hi, 
I attach my script. I called it NPRD (Nagios Perl Replicator Daemon), it's 
a simple daemon which polls the MySQL db and pushes all new checks to the 
standby server, via NSCA. I took all NSCA stuff from here: 

http://jasonplancaster.com/send-nsca-perl-version-send_nscapl/

It's quite messy because it's considered to be still in development, but for 
now it just works. 

For the db part, just follow plain NDOUtils doc. The daemon should be quite 
self-explaining (or I might explain if it's not so). 

Cheers. 

Giacomo
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