Nagios and DB support.
Ben
bench at silentmedia.com
Thu Nov 18 17:21:01 CET 2004
On Nov 18, 2004, at 1:07 AM, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
>
> I don't know how you came to the conclusion that the file system
> support is in Nagios. It is in fact in the kernel. As for databases,
> that will be resolved, as stated above, by socket IPC from a
> NEB-module to any separate socket-handling program/script/host that is
> willing, which will enable a lot more users to write their own code
> for storage. I expect it won't be long until mysql and postgresql
> storage options are back by then, but it will also need an upgrade of
> the presentation layer, as I've already told you.
>
Well, FWIW, one complaint I've heard about using NEB to hook up nagios
and databases is that NEB can't read nagios config data out of the
database, just store it. That's certainly not a problem in my
environment, and it hasn't stopped me from using NEB to store status
data in postgres..... but it's an issue other people have raised, and I
don't see a solution short of hacking on nagios proper.
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