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divyashree 01-10-2013 10:02 PM
nagios ..

etech3 01-31-2013 06:59 PM
I voted for nagios.

untergeek 01-31-2013 09:25 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by nibbier (Post 4857609)
have been working with nagios, never really liked it, but didn't see much alternatives back in the day... today there are nicer tools, i prefer zabbix eg.
Absolutely agree. Zabbix FTW!

Herbert Horn 01-31-2013 11:42 PM
Still a fan of Nagios.

bdashrad 02-01-2013 12:12 AM
I know it's technically an add-on for Nagios (and its derivatives), but I think check_mk deserves a mention. Also icinga, if only for the ability to act on multiple items at once.

jofu 02-01-2013 12:52 AM
Groundwork / Nagis
 
Groundwork based on nagios

lanzand 02-01-2013 01:31 AM
Groundwork
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jofu (Post 4881969)
Groundwork based on nagios
I vote for Groundwork.

a35t 02-01-2013 02:22 AM
GroundWork
 
Working with GroundWork

cjuerg 02-01-2013 03:29 AM
Nagios Core rules!!
None other is that free configurable and expandable!!
Christian

pklausner 02-01-2013 06:33 AM
+1 Nagios. It's ugly, it does not scale easily, configuration maintenance is a pain.
Yet its primitivity is its biggest plus:
If it complains, you can easily understand *why*. So you can rely on it. Which really is the most important thing.
And it's dead easy to put together a new plug-in for any specific problem. Again, because the API is so primi... elegant :)

Zabbix looks certainly nicer at first; but I cannot understand how *external* PHP plugins could possibly scale.

Zenoss also looks nicer, but I find the big Zope black box in the middle anything than easy to understand or trustable.

OpenNMS carries the scalability crown. But you also have to believe that all the Java and Postgres magic gets it right. Always. And custom monitoring you need to map to SNMP.

rogerrut 02-01-2013 11:55 AM
Monitoring in today's environments
 
Nagios is great in monitoring traditional more static servers and applications (db,mail) setups, but it fails short in dynamic (virtual) environments. The need to restart each time the configuration changes makes it hard to use in today's hybrid environments (private/public cloud & data centers).

Nagios had a long run as "the monitoring tool" but is time to look at tools that are more adapted to today's environments. GroundWork Monitor and Zabbix are better tools than Nagios to address today's needs.

Córtes Muntęro 02-01-2013 06:25 PM
I only have xosview, so, not voting. This one is handy but, there might be other's. I don't know.

Coleburn 02-02-2013 11:10 AM
NetXMS!

mrcoffee 02-04-2013 09:58 AM
nagios in combination with centreon

MasterAdm 11-05-2013 07:09 AM
Donīt mix up Nagios
 
I voted for Nagios, Not Nagios XI. Thatīs 2 different things! Nagios is a cool os project. There is like 10 products out there based on Nagios with a commercial touch. The most common is Op5, Opsview and Nagios XI. So please donīt mix up our votes please! I donīt see any Nagios XI in the chart, so from my point of view XI didn't get a single vote! Sorry, but true!

Iīm sure people voted here voted for the project Nagios!

Just my comment! Nagios Core user


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