Advice needed about integration of Graphs included in official release

[Jean-Francois Masure]

> I use nagiosgraph with a custom map file to put the data returned by
> all the plugins I use in .rrd files. Theses rrd are then displayed in
> Cacti using custom templates for data sources and graphs. 
> I'm able to graph disk usage, cpu load or utilization, ping/ftp/http
> response time, mysql number of queries/sec etc. All polled by Nagios.
> I use Cacti to poll interfaces of routers, but I may switch to a
> Nagios based polling if I have time to write an interface
> autodiscovery script using Net::SNMP::Interfaces.
> 
> Using the serviceextinfo feature, I put a link for each service to its
> corresponding Cacti graph.
> 
> The main problem I am concerned with is the ability to automaticaly
> build Cacti configuration. There is currently no tool available to
> fully automate the process. It might be a problem if you want to graph
> thousands things.
> 
> > I am also very interested in the answers to Jelle's questions.  I
> need to 
> > set up graphing of nagios plug-in data at my site to use in
> performance 
> > monitoring and capacity planning.
> > 
> > Aleksey
> > 
> > On 12/24/05, js <forums at emat.be> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi all,
> > >
> > > I think graphing should be a "de facto" feature in Nagios.
> > > For the moment I'm using Cacti to do this, which really is an
> amazing 
> > > application, but I need integration into Nagios.
> > > I know there are several add-on projects who provides graphing,
> but 
> > > are there any chances one of these projects will be included into 
> > > nagios officially?
> > >
> > > Meanwhile which of the graphing addon would you advice to use?
> > > I would like to plot graphs from values returned by nagios 
> > > plugins,......=
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