On 01/03/2013 10:06 PM, Dagmar d'Surreal wrote:
If you'd like some extra pain and suffering, you can always try using Fruity to configure it. :)
Thank you for mentioning the broader topic of front end Nagios managers. I have seen several now. My predecessor had attempted Nagios with one of them. I initially attempted NCONF but quickly abandoned. Granted, I'm still on chapter one but at this point I prefer the Keep It Short and Simple (KISS) implementation for the very point you make - extra pain and suffering!
No doubt there is a scale at which a DB configuration makes sense. At less than 100 targets, I'm not dealing with that scale.
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