I would always keep copies of the configurations and the plugins used at a bare minimum. The configs and the plugins represent all the work you have done to setup your Nagios instanceamitgupta19 wrote:Does it makes sense to keep a copy of the configuration files , in my case. So that i can restore the backup at any point of time.
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@scottwilkerson : But with these files will i be able to restore the backup at any point of time?
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You should be able to restore the system to how it was when you took the backup.amitgupta19 wrote:@scottwilkerson : But with these files will i be able to restore the backup at any point of time?
If you want a full backup including performance data, history and changes over time, Nagios XI has this functionality builtin.