Support check_mk/nagios monitoring
alienn
37 Posts
September 17, 2019, 2:57 pmQuote from alienn on September 17, 2019, 2:57 pmHi,
we are planning to monitor petasan with nagios/check_mk. Do you have any plans to include this in a future release?
We could provide the necessary config files and debian packages needed to add easy support. 🙂
How are additional packages/files handled during an upgrade? Will additional packages get deleted or will they be preserved?
thanks and cheers,
Alie2n
Hi,
we are planning to monitor petasan with nagios/check_mk. Do you have any plans to include this in a future release?
We could provide the necessary config files and debian packages needed to add easy support. 🙂
How are additional packages/files handled during an upgrade? Will additional packages get deleted or will they be preserved?
thanks and cheers,
Alie2n
admin
2,921 Posts
September 17, 2019, 4:44 pmQuote from admin on September 17, 2019, 4:44 pmCurrently the upgrade process re-formats the root partition, installs all packages, os, kernel. We do keep a config partition in /opt/petasan/config/ which is preserved. We store config, data and other files there, you can for example keep you nagios config in /opt/petasan/config/etc/nagios and symlink to the /etc. You would still need to reinstall the packages but the config and data can be preserved.
In addition starting with 2.3.2 we plan to do online patch updates but currently only for any fixes and not for complete upgrades, but this may be supported in the future.
If we do get requests to support nagios, then we most probably will..
Currently the upgrade process re-formats the root partition, installs all packages, os, kernel. We do keep a config partition in /opt/petasan/config/ which is preserved. We store config, data and other files there, you can for example keep you nagios config in /opt/petasan/config/etc/nagios and symlink to the /etc. You would still need to reinstall the packages but the config and data can be preserved.
In addition starting with 2.3.2 we plan to do online patch updates but currently only for any fixes and not for complete upgrades, but this may be supported in the future.
If we do get requests to support nagios, then we most probably will..
Last edited on September 17, 2019, 4:45 pm by admin · #2
neiltorda
98 Posts
October 14, 2020, 12:21 pmQuote from neiltorda on October 14, 2020, 12:21 pmWe are also interested in a way to monitor using Nagios.
We are also interested in a way to monitor using Nagios.
Support check_mk/nagios monitoring
alienn
37 Posts
Quote from alienn on September 17, 2019, 2:57 pmHi,
we are planning to monitor petasan with nagios/check_mk. Do you have any plans to include this in a future release?
We could provide the necessary config files and debian packages needed to add easy support. 🙂
How are additional packages/files handled during an upgrade? Will additional packages get deleted or will they be preserved?
thanks and cheers,
Alie2n
Hi,
we are planning to monitor petasan with nagios/check_mk. Do you have any plans to include this in a future release?
We could provide the necessary config files and debian packages needed to add easy support. 🙂
How are additional packages/files handled during an upgrade? Will additional packages get deleted or will they be preserved?
thanks and cheers,
Alie2n
admin
2,921 Posts
Quote from admin on September 17, 2019, 4:44 pmCurrently the upgrade process re-formats the root partition, installs all packages, os, kernel. We do keep a config partition in /opt/petasan/config/ which is preserved. We store config, data and other files there, you can for example keep you nagios config in /opt/petasan/config/etc/nagios and symlink to the /etc. You would still need to reinstall the packages but the config and data can be preserved.
In addition starting with 2.3.2 we plan to do online patch updates but currently only for any fixes and not for complete upgrades, but this may be supported in the future.
If we do get requests to support nagios, then we most probably will..
Currently the upgrade process re-formats the root partition, installs all packages, os, kernel. We do keep a config partition in /opt/petasan/config/ which is preserved. We store config, data and other files there, you can for example keep you nagios config in /opt/petasan/config/etc/nagios and symlink to the /etc. You would still need to reinstall the packages but the config and data can be preserved.
In addition starting with 2.3.2 we plan to do online patch updates but currently only for any fixes and not for complete upgrades, but this may be supported in the future.
If we do get requests to support nagios, then we most probably will..
neiltorda
98 Posts
Quote from neiltorda on October 14, 2020, 12:21 pmWe are also interested in a way to monitor using Nagios.
We are also interested in a way to monitor using Nagios.