Nagios Features
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 1:40 am
Hi,
Can anyone help me on the requirements that our client is looking for Nagios capabilities.
One of our client send us Terms of Reference and there are a lot of questions that will test the capability of Nagios:
Is Nagios:
1. Ability to process real-time data to determine resource performance levels and to identify problem cause?
2. Ability to integrate real-time and historical data to analyze resource performance levels across a specified time frame and to find the point at which a problem first occur?
3. Collect and store the following minimum information for the following environments/platform:
Intel/Intanium/Sparc
- CPU Utilization
- Disk Info
- File Access Info
- Buffer Activity
- System Call Statistics
- Memory Freeing Activity
- Message and Semaphore Activity
- Paging Activity
- Queue Length
- Memory Usage
- Swapping Activity
- Terminal Activity
- Total Logged in Users
- Process Information
- System Errors (CPU, disk, process
loops, etc.)
4. The management system should be able to generate performance statistical reports that can be used as reference for future planning or troubleshooting
- Create network reports using out-of-the box and community-generated templates
- Customize built-in network reports with a few mouse clicks
5. Displays and logs system messages and message information.
6. Capable of message prioritization and filtering based on event source, type, etc.
7. Provides historical event analyses.
8. Filters significant and insignificant events across the network.
9. Can keep track the byte counts and response times of each application, from host to host or client to host, and end point to end point.
10. Provides real-time and historical views (tabular or graphical) of application traffic flows.
11. Automatically generate traffic load views for every application through each network device on the network.
12. Provides means of defining new or in- house applications into the built-in list of known applications.
13. Provide trend analysis and variety of extensive reporting capabilities.
14. Requires no agent configuration or modification to servers, clients, routers, switches or applications.
15. Thresholds can be configured to trigger real-time alarms (through SNMP traps) when application response time can be unacceptable.
16. Alarms can be integrated with third-party trouble ticketing system or event correlation engines.
Thank you sooooo much,
Please help us.
Can anyone help me on the requirements that our client is looking for Nagios capabilities.
One of our client send us Terms of Reference and there are a lot of questions that will test the capability of Nagios:
Is Nagios:
1. Ability to process real-time data to determine resource performance levels and to identify problem cause?
2. Ability to integrate real-time and historical data to analyze resource performance levels across a specified time frame and to find the point at which a problem first occur?
3. Collect and store the following minimum information for the following environments/platform:
Intel/Intanium/Sparc
- CPU Utilization
- Disk Info
- File Access Info
- Buffer Activity
- System Call Statistics
- Memory Freeing Activity
- Message and Semaphore Activity
- Paging Activity
- Queue Length
- Memory Usage
- Swapping Activity
- Terminal Activity
- Total Logged in Users
- Process Information
- System Errors (CPU, disk, process
loops, etc.)
4. The management system should be able to generate performance statistical reports that can be used as reference for future planning or troubleshooting
- Create network reports using out-of-the box and community-generated templates
- Customize built-in network reports with a few mouse clicks
5. Displays and logs system messages and message information.
6. Capable of message prioritization and filtering based on event source, type, etc.
7. Provides historical event analyses.
8. Filters significant and insignificant events across the network.
9. Can keep track the byte counts and response times of each application, from host to host or client to host, and end point to end point.
10. Provides real-time and historical views (tabular or graphical) of application traffic flows.
11. Automatically generate traffic load views for every application through each network device on the network.
12. Provides means of defining new or in- house applications into the built-in list of known applications.
13. Provide trend analysis and variety of extensive reporting capabilities.
14. Requires no agent configuration or modification to servers, clients, routers, switches or applications.
15. Thresholds can be configured to trigger real-time alarms (through SNMP traps) when application response time can be unacceptable.
16. Alarms can be integrated with third-party trouble ticketing system or event correlation engines.
Thank you sooooo much,
Please help us.