Storing Configuration Files in Database

[Alex Griffin]

Nagios Core will still read its configuration from text files, but 
there's always something like NagiosQL for managing your configuration 
with a database backend. It will automatically write out the text files 
when changes to the database are applied.

Alex Griffin
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On 2012-07-18 12:11, Robert V. Bolton wrote:
> I'm exploring using NDOUtils or another database back-end with Nagios,
> but I don't think I understand how they work. After reading the NDOUtils
> documentation I noticed that it said that the Nagios daemon doesn't read
> the configuration information that is stored in the database. Is there
> something out there I can use with Nagios that will allow the daemon to
> read the configurations from a database and allow me to get rid of the
> flat configuration files?
>
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> *Robert V. Bolton*
> Email: robert at robertvbolton.com <mailto:robert at robertvbolton.com>
> Web: http://robertvbolton.com
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