Which books are best for Nagios 3

[Lee Azzarello]

On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 12:01 PM, Paul Weaver <paul.weaver at bbc.co.uk> wrote:
>> On Jan 19, 2009, at 11:25 AM, James Miller wrote:
>>
>> > Recently I upgraded us from 2.9 to 3.0.6 and I'm looking for
>> > recommendations for a book or two on 3.0 to take my
>> knowledge to the
>> > next level.  I've found the following books available and I'm
>> > wondering which ones are the best:
>>
>> > Any suggestions would be _greatly_ appreciated!
>>
>> 5. This list. Try to discover the answer to as many questions
>> as you can yourself by reading the docs and source and by
>> trial. Try to understand the why of an answer you discover or
>> provided by someone else. I consider it a much more
>> interesting and varied resource than the few standard
>> examples a book might have; plus it's free =).
>
> Only once you reach a certain level. There are no doubt many lurkers
> who have trouble getting started. I know I did. I got a copy of
> "Building a Monitoring Infrastructure with Nagios" (Feb07) and found
> that invaluable, but we're still on nagios version 2

Agreed. Dave Josephsen's book is excellent. I'm currently on the
visualization chapter. It's very comprehensive and practical. He's
opinionated enough to make reading chapters interesting.

-lee

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