monitoring over 1500 hosts
Hendrik B
b00mer at gmx.net
Sat Nov 6 13:57:15 CET 2004
Hi Kerry,
I have no experience with so much hosts.
We had problems with more than 2000 Checks within one Nagios Process
so I compiled three different "instances" cutted by the Hostgroups.
At this time our Nagios runs fine with 890 Hosts and 3660 Services
about all three isntances. I think that the scheduler in Nagios 1.x
has some Problem with more than x > 2000 service checks within a 5
minute service check interval.
The bad thing of have more than one nagios on one machine is, that you
have to toggle between different Websites to see them all.
Hope this helps a little.
Best regards
Hendrik
KC> Has anyone had any experience in monitoring hosts in excess of 1500,
KC> not to mention all related services, using the Nagios? Management is
KC> pushing for Nagios as a monitoring solution due to cost.
KC> I'm looking to see if it's a viable solution having used it
KC> extensively for smaller networks. But I am concerned about latency,
KC> ping times, CPU load on the Nagios box, etc.
KC> Has anyone implemented features such as fping in order to increase
KC> reponse time? Any other features available that might assist in
KC> monitoring networks in excess of 1000 machines?
KC> Thanks.
KC> KJ
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Hendrik B
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