A few of the things you mention do sound interesting. In the least
reading through these scripts would be a great learning experience
for others. And perhaps others would like to use them as well.
So indeed: why not put them up at Nagios Exchange?
Cheers!
Thomas
On 23 Jun, 2006, at 9:30, Thomas Widhalm wrote:
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> Hello list!
>
> I started using nagios some time ago to monitor all of our servers and
> must say, that I am really impressed!
>
> It took me some days to implement the whole monitoring so I thought
> about making deployment for large sites easier. As I am
> Administrator of
> many servers at University and manage the servers of some small
> companies I have a great need for a neat monitoring with some failover
> capacity.
>
> I started writing a script, which will set up nagios on a server and
> save some extra configuration file to a webserver. The same script is
> able to set up nrpe and get the configuration from this file.
>
> Some main features besides this shall be:
>
> * Regular updates via a central console to the configuration of all or
> just some of the clients. e.g. warning level from 5 to 7 users raised.
>
> * Standards for the configuration file, so various sites can start a
> "failover-partnership" where one monitors the servers of the other.
>
> * Sending configuration data from nrpe clients to the server so the
> server will automatically start monitoring these clients.
>
>
> I will go on creating this script, as I need it myself. I am just
> wondering if its goals are useful enough to start a project website or
> if there is no use than scripting practice for me.
>
> Please tell me your opinion.
>
> Regards,
> Thomas
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