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Re:Stop using Nagios (so it can die peacefully) by darkandbrooding on Tuesday March 04, 2014 @10:46AM (#7340869)
Are you making the Nagios host pull (via NRPE) or are you asking the individual hosts to push (via NSCA)? I am trying to solve a similar problem. Given a dynamic population of hosts, each of which has a variable life span, I think that asking individual hosts to query their own state and then push that to a "monitoring receiver" is the most scalable, sustainable approach. At least, that's the theory I'll be testing this week.
Re:Stop using Nagios (so it can die peacefully) by zwily on Tuesday March 04, 2014 @12:26PM (#7341590)
We're not actually using Nagios. We use sensu because it was designed with this sort of dynamic environment in mind. (I'm trying to stay away from the "C" word. :)