> I agree about the modular backend would be the best solution.
>
> I also agree about the fact mysql server could decrease performance, this was the reason I thought using sqlite could be a best idea.
> Things is that the way Nagios reads status (reading everything even when you apply a filter) drive it really slow (as an example I have more than 7000 services on a server and need more than 10seconds to get the page).
>
> I may help you to create the modular backend if you want (and if this have a chance to be commited of course!)
An other _possible_ way is to use an existing and robust API called ndomod.o
So change ndo2db to whatever you want.
The NEB Module is already done. Just use the data and store it in the way you want.
Thats how ndo2fs works. http://www.pnp4nagios.org/ndo2fs/start
Cheers Joerg
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