Performance Graphs (Nagat, Nagmin?)
Ben Clewett
Ben at clewett.org.uk
Fri Jun 11 09:27:33 CEST 2004
I would advise the use of PerfParse
http://perfparse.sourceforge.net/
This will store and graph any data collected by Nagios.
There will be a new version (0.08) published some time today.
Regards, Ben.
Jon Lyons wrote:
> Just wondering what others are using to graph
> performance data ie Ping. Currently monitoring 200
> networking devices, and would like to dump the ping
> response times into rdd or mrtg. Nagat looks like it's
> been improved since I first tried it(never worked),
> anyone have any suggestions?
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