Any recommendations for massively installing host?

[Gouki]

We have the nagios server on a computer with SUSE 12.1 and we have many windows and Linux servers that have to be monitored, open some way to do it via Script? , I would appreciate some examples to follow.

[mcapra]

Is this server using Nagios Core or Nagios XI? I notice you posted in the Nagios XI section, but Nagios XI is not supported on SUSE currently (Nagios Core, however, is).

Nagios XI has plenty of resources for massively adding hosts/services:
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... Wizard.pdf
https://assets.nagios.com/presentations ... ios_XI.pdf

There's also a REST API that could be leveraged. Documentation for the REST API can be found in the "Help" section of your Nagios XI GUI.

For Nagios Core, that question is much more open-ended. Most people who are managing massive Nagios Core configuration sets (and aren't using a relational database like NagiosQL) will use Chef or Puppet to handle the task of automatic deployment.

Here's a handy set of Chef cookbooks that looks to be relatively well maintained:
https://github.com/sous-chefs/nagios

But again, if you're looking for a super duper easy way to to bulk imports/copy/modification, Nagios XI is a good option.

[Gouki]

Is this server using Nagios Core or Nagios XI? I notice you posted in the Nagios XI section, but Nagios XI is not supported on SUSE currently (Nagios Core, however, is).

Nagios XI has plenty of resources for massively adding hosts/services:
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... Wizard.pdf
https://assets.nagios.com/presentations ... ios_XI.pdf

There's also a REST API that could be leveraged. Documentation for the REST API can be found in the "Help" section of your Nagios XI GUI.

For Nagios Core, that question is much more open-ended. Most people who are managing massive Nagios Core configuration sets (and aren't using a relational database like NagiosQL) will use Chef or Puppet to handle the task of automatic deployment.

Here's a handy set of Chef cookbooks that looks to be relatively well maintained:
https://github.com/sous-chefs/nagios

But again, if you're looking for a super duper easy way to to bulk imports/copy/modification, Nagios XI is a good option.

Dear,

We are working with Nagios XI on a Suse 12.1 server and if it works, we already tested windows and linux servers with very good results, now we have to implement those monitoring for the rest of servers.

Now proceed to read the information you sent, thank you very much

[dwhitfield]

We are working with Nagios XI on a Suse 12.1 server and if it works

That may be, but it remains unsupported.

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