Hi Eric,
>> I've found MuninLite http://sourceforge.net/projects/muninlite/ - a
>> minimal monitoring node for Munin written in shell script, not in full
>> featured perl.
> If you believe it adds value to LEAF, or just to jour own box, you could
download the toolchain and add it there and build the package.
The tar.gz-File ist working for me nicely, but a muninlite.lrp could be an
added value for some other leaf users interested in a easy to use monitoring
solution with munin.
>I am wondering about the differences between a munin node and netsnmp
gathered data.
Muninlite-node with our central munin server makes df, load and some other
nice graphs of our leaf boxes, more than net-snmpd. An advantage over
net-snmp is the expandability. You can make own munin-plugins (shell script
based oder perl based) for example for shorewall dropped packets or
sshblacklisted attacks or hat ever you want to monitor. There a lots of
ready to use munin-plugins downloadable at munin web site. I think, a
munin-node as leaf package has nice capability.
Cheers Markus
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