I'm going to shamelessly plug Zenoss, we have ZenPacks for both CloudStack,
and Xenserver which should give you deep monitoring of both.
I say shameless, because I am the Zenoss Community Manager.
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 5:25 PM, Jeremy Peterson
wrote:
> We are looking at a new monitoring softw
Currently we're monitoring:
DB
Error Events Via API
Management JVMs
Overall Capacity
General Host Systems
Host Capacity
Host Hypervisor
Cloudstack System VMs
Most of it is just using 'off the shelf OSS components:
https://github.com/swisstxt/cloudstack-nagios
https://collectd.org/wiki/index.php/P
Hi Jeremy,
You said you were going to enable SNMP on your hosts. Out of curiosity,
what is the size of your environment?
That seems a pretty time consuming to enable SNMP in lots of servers.
Despite the fact that you would have to manage and secure properly the SNMP
into those servers.
On Sat, O
I guess what i'm thinking is installing snmp on my server farm. I will check
ping hdd % and cpu usage.
2 LB's check status of haproxy service
2 DB's check status of mysqld
2 CSMAN's check status of cloudstack-managment
1 CSTS jump box
1 Deploy server for quick redeploy of a all of the above
N
Hi,
Are you able to connect to the internet?
When you do a Yum update does it complete?
What is your cloudstack yum repo config look like?
Example:
[cloudstack]
name=cloudstack
baseurl=http://cloudstack.apt-get.eu/rhel/4.5/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0
Regards
Glenn Wagner
Senior Consultant, South A
We've added our acs infrastructure into our checkMK monitoring using the
agents (for XS we've installed the CentOS rpm's) as well as SNMP. Works
reliable except we haven't written any checks for VM metrics so far.
Am Freitag, den 16.10.2015, 21:25 + schrieb Jeremy Peterson:
> We are looking at
