status map

[Satish Patel]

Many Many Thanks! i will try and get back to mailing list.


Regards,

Satish Patel


Quoting Max <perldork at webwizarddesign.com>:

> On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Satish Patel <satish at linuxbug.org> wrote:
>> I have +100 Host and routers so that when i goes into status map my
>> map is mass its like junky...
>>
>> is that anyway to i can change look i have select balace tree but is
>> there any other way i can set it default for map or i can see
>> hierarical diagram
>
> if you install Nagios2JSON you can take the JSON representation of the
> status map and visualize that programmatically using your own code or
> the code of others if anyone has built an add-on that does cool things
> with that feed yet (haven't checked in a while to see if there are
> projects out yet that use the JSON feed from Nagios2JSON).  That is
> what I plan on doing as we are into the thousands of hosts and the map
> is useless for us as well at this point :).
>
> http://www.yannj.fr/nagios2json
>
> I bellieve Yann or someone else has built a backend for NagVis that
> reads the Nagios2JSON JSON for doing custom service and host-level
> front ends with NagVis ... that might cover building a visual map of
> all hosts as well with the automap features of NagVis.
>
> http://www.nagvis.org/
>
> - Max
>




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