Custom Dashboard handpick hosts
Custom Dashboard handpick hosts
I want to do a custom dashboard showing only some hosts and their services, what is the best way to do such ? Grouping them?
Nagios XI 2012R2.8c Running on Ubuntu 12.04 Using 99% passive checks for monitoring
Monitoring nearly 800 Passive services spread through roughly 40 machines
Running on an 8 core, KVM virtualized VM, with 15 GB of RAM and using RAMDisk
Monitoring nearly 800 Passive services spread through roughly 40 machines
Running on an 8 core, KVM virtualized VM, with 15 GB of RAM and using RAMDisk
Re: Custom Dashboard handpick hosts
If you search for just the host in host/service details, you can add each individual host's service details table to your custom dashboard. Alternatively, you can create a new hostgroup for those hosts, and then add the hostgroup summary to your custom dashboard.
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Re: Custom Dashboard handpick hosts
I created a host group and added them, thanks
Nagios XI 2012R2.8c Running on Ubuntu 12.04 Using 99% passive checks for monitoring
Monitoring nearly 800 Passive services spread through roughly 40 machines
Running on an 8 core, KVM virtualized VM, with 15 GB of RAM and using RAMDisk
Monitoring nearly 800 Passive services spread through roughly 40 machines
Running on an 8 core, KVM virtualized VM, with 15 GB of RAM and using RAMDisk
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Re: Custom Dashboard handpick hosts
Awesome, do you have any further questions on this?
Re: Custom Dashboard handpick hosts
No, I guess that will be all, you can close the topic thanks
Nagios XI 2012R2.8c Running on Ubuntu 12.04 Using 99% passive checks for monitoring
Monitoring nearly 800 Passive services spread through roughly 40 machines
Running on an 8 core, KVM virtualized VM, with 15 GB of RAM and using RAMDisk
Monitoring nearly 800 Passive services spread through roughly 40 machines
Running on an 8 core, KVM virtualized VM, with 15 GB of RAM and using RAMDisk