howard chen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am comparing these two monitoring systems.
>
> My findings is: nagios provides more features than ganglia, but I know
> many people use them together.
>
> I don't why, is that some features is missing from nagios?
>From reading the doco:
ganglia: more or less zero configuration,
default checks geared towards clusters/grids.
nagios: vast configuration options,
create your own checks in addition to the default set.
Deploying a cluster monitoring solution is far less work with
ganglia. However, adding your own checks seems to require that
you fiddle with the C code yourself.
Or something to that effect.
/Lars
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