Nagios and Infrastructure automatization

[Lukas Laukamp]

Hello all,

I am completely new to Nagios and I have a few questions about what is 
possible with it. I first will describe my given infrastructure in which 
I want to use Nagios and what exactly I want to do with Nagios in this 
infrastructure.

I have a few active KVM Hosts with much running VMs, in the past I and 
other persons who have access to the infrastructure have done much tasks 
manually but we no longer have that much time to do this further. So I 
started to search for a solution for this problem. With Nagios I see a 
good method to monitor the infrastructure but is it possible to solve 
the primary problem of the automatization? So can I do things like 
automatic system updates, see the update state of all KVM Hosts and VMs, 
perform operations on different systems based on detailed selections and 
so on. I looked at the feature list of Nagios but the most keyfeatures 
which are described there are related to monitoring and it's not clear 
what Nagios can to in automatization and other areas.

If Nagios can't do this and someone know another good tool for 
automatziation which work good together with Nagios, would it be greate 
to adept more about it.

I'm thankful about every tipp, idea and suggestion.

Best Regards

PS: Sorry for my bed english

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