Re: [libreoffice-website] Nagios Web Admin Interface

On 15/12/2011 19:51, cralin@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi Jonathan,
>
> We have a Nagios instance already deployed on one of the servers and
> configured it to check rest of the machines via NRPE daemon.
>
> Main configuration of the instance (packages needed to be installed,
> config files to be updated, username and passwords for the web
> interface, etc.) and the specific configuration of the firewall + NRPE
> instance for each monitored machine is done automatically via puppet.
>
> Although some basic set of checks have been already configured and
> deployed (via puppet) I'm still looking to identify specific
> services/resources that need to be monitored on each server and the
> appropriate thresholds for "warning" and "critical" status that should
> be set for these resources.
>
> If there are specific services running on servers managed by the TDF
> admin team and those services/resources need to be monitored, please do
> not hesitate to let us know about them so we can take the necessary
> action in order to include them in the regular checks done by Nagios.
>
> Regards,
> Alin Cret,u
What you want to monitor is up to the network admins. With nagios thats 
the beauty you arent limited to what you can monitor.

Some checks that might be useful would be to

Network traffic: Set critical notification at 80% and 70% for warning. 
That way a load balancer can then be setup to balance the load. I think 
that is the biggest thing to monitor that I can think of right now.
Hard Disk Space: I would sent the same warnings for this. That way you 
will now that TDF servers need more hard drive space and an upgrade is 
necessary, or another hard disk.
Ram Usage: Same settings as above as well as same reason.

Regards

Jonathan Aquilina

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