Greetings,
I'm getting set to make the jump to Nagios XI in the next month or so. Our current Nagios Core server is fairly overloaded and I'm hoping to move to a distributed model with Nagios XI. I could use some assistance identifying what the best distributed model is.
Ultimately, I'd like a model that allows for a single master server, pushing configurations to the slave systems. But, I'm concerned about potential outages if any of the servers fail. Is there a model that will survive a server failure, especially if the failed server is the master? Or is it, perhaps, better to have a distributed install with a small Nagios Core server elsewhere monitoring the Nagios XI servers?
Thanks!
Jason
Nagios XI and Distributed Deployments
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Re: Nagios XI and Distributed Deployments
We do have some documentation on common high availability options
http://library.nagios.com/library/produ ... ty-options
As of know we don't have in place a way to manage or exit configs on a central and push them out to satellite servers.
We do have an option for viewing all of your remotes in one location, it is called Fusion. We have a preview of the 2012 features here
http://labs.nagios.com/2012/05/24/nagio ... 2-preview/
http://library.nagios.com/library/produ ... ty-options
As of know we don't have in place a way to manage or exit configs on a central and push them out to satellite servers.
We do have an option for viewing all of your remotes in one location, it is called Fusion. We have a preview of the 2012 features here
http://labs.nagios.com/2012/05/24/nagio ... 2-preview/