Re: [Nagios-devel] Front End Development
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 1:18 pm
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Have a look on my project : Nagios2Json=20
http://www.yannj.fr/nagios2json
It is in beta but could help you in reading data from Nagios
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Yann
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[mailto:[email protected]] De la part de Jon =
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I have tried searched high and low for documentation regarding the way a
Front End should communicate with Nagios 3.x ( even 2.x ), but with no
avail. If anyone has a site or a quick run down on where to start I =
would
appreciate it.=20
I'm looking for the same thing. It seems to me that parsing the log =
files
would be best until a decent broker is developed. On a side note, does
anyone know how tools like the Nagios Firefox plugin get their =
information?
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A side note, I started by simply parsing the Nagios log files for the
information I wanted, but decided that it may not be the correct way to =
do
it and have halted at that point to research some better alternatives =
and
methods.=20
Right, I'm thinking of doing the same thing. I'd rather work slower and =
be
more stable than faster and be prone to crashing. Also, I'd rather not
install anything else in my Nagios config, and be able to build a tool =
that
can read data from it "out of the box". =20
I'm developing a desktop application with ties into Nagios, any advice =
is
appreciated. =20
Thanks,
Jon
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Have a look on my project : Nagios2Json=20
http://www.yannj.fr/nagios2json
It is in beta but could help you in reading data from Nagios
=20
Yann
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De : [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] De la part de Jon =
Buys
Envoy=E9 : mardi 17 juin 2008 22:22
=C0 : Nagios Developers List
Objet : Re: [Nagios-devel] Front End Development
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I have tried searched high and low for documentation regarding the way a
Front End should communicate with Nagios 3.x ( even 2.x ), but with no
avail. If anyone has a site or a quick run down on where to start I =
would
appreciate it.=20
I'm looking for the same thing. It seems to me that parsing the log =
files
would be best until a decent broker is developed. On a side note, does
anyone know how tools like the Nagios Firefox plugin get their =
information?
=20
=20
A side note, I started by simply parsing the Nagios log files for the
information I wanted, but decided that it may not be the correct way to =
do
it and have halted at that point to research some better alternatives =
and
methods.=20
Right, I'm thinking of doing the same thing. I'd rather work slower and =
be
more stable than faster and be prone to crashing. Also, I'd rather not
install anything else in my Nagios config, and be able to build a tool =
that
can read data from it "out of the box". =20
I'm developing a desktop application with ties into Nagios, any advice =
is
appreciated. =20
Thanks,
Jon
=20
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