Stats graphing for Nagios 2

[Hendrik Baecker]

Eric Solomon schrieb:
> We've been using nagiostat (http://nagiostat.sourceforge.net/) with 
> Nagios 1 to keep track of a few service checks and generate MRTG graphs 
> from the data.  It works reasonably enough, though the config file's a 
> little convoluted and it does push the loads up a bit.
>
> We just migrated to Nagios 2.  I assume (correct me if I'm wrong) that 
> Nagiostat will work with it, might have to tweak it for new plugins and 
> their performance output.  Are there any other solutions people 
> recommend, that work with Nagios 2? 
>
>   
Hi Eric,


can't tell you much about nagiostat, but as you are looking for other 
graphing tools I can point you to PNP.

See it here:

http://www.ederdrom.de/doku.php/nagios/pnp

It is simple to install, easy to manage (most of it is managed by 
itself), is template based and works on rrdtools.

Cons: Up to now it's all in german language.
If you are not bad with perl it should be easy to find out how the 
"process_perfdata.pl" works.

Give the link a try and have a look to the screenshots. If you (or 
others on this list) are interested it should be no big problem to write 
the documentation and the tool in english.

Regards,
Hendrik


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