Nagios core installation in host running openstack

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anandts
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Nagios core installation in host running openstack

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Hi All,

I have installed nagios core 4.0.1 on CentOS6.4 using official document. In the same host I have installed open source cloud computing software openstack using all in one instaltion by RDO.

I have launched linux and windows instances through openstack. I need nagios to monitor cpu utilization, memory usage of all the instances in that openstack cloud.

How can It is possible through Nagios core.

I can login to ServerIP/nagios through web interface. Does it mean my installation is correct??

How to install clients in virtual instances, So that I can monitor from nagios dashboard. I am totally stuck in this part.

Kindly anyone help me who has succesfully monitored openstack virtual machines.

Thanks & Regards,
Anand TS
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Re: Nagios core installation in host running openstack

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You should be able to use any of the standard agents on the guest vms. Openstack itself needs a special plugin or two to be monitored:
http://exchange.nagios.org/index.php?op ... =openstack
Are you running zen or kvm?
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anandts
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Re: Nagios core installation in host running openstack

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I am using kvm as hypervisor.

How can I install plugins if vm guests are windows. If I install NSclient++ in windows machine and nagios core in ma host machine, Will they communicate with eachother.

Regards,
Anand
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Re: Nagios core installation in host running openstack

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You can do that, though they will need to communicate through tcp as they normally would. You may be better off running nagios on a guest instead of the kvm host.
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