Hi All,
Just wondering if we can monitor a service uptime in Nagios XI. I obviously know we can monitor system uptime but can we actually monitor service uptime?
TIA.
Service Uptime
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Re: Service Uptime
Hi @rj-admin2, thanks for reaching out.
When you say System Uptime, what would you want that based on? The amount of time all checks or maybe just the ping check, for example, was successful? When you say System are you thinking hardware/vm or software like database/K8s, or all of the above?
When you say System Uptime, what would you want that based on? The amount of time all checks or maybe just the ping check, for example, was successful? When you say System are you thinking hardware/vm or software like database/K8s, or all of the above?
Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns.
-Laura
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Re: Service Uptime
@rj-admin2, I think that's a good idea for a monitor. Uptime of a particularly critical service is often as important as uptime of the host on which it runs. Declining uptime trend of a service (in a perf graph) would indicate a problem that needs root cause analysis. I'm not aware of how to monitor service uptime, but maybe something available in exchange.nagios.com.
Also, You might be able to create something useful to you in Reports / SLA. You could create a monitor for a service, put it in its own service group. Then run reports on the SG. Its not exactly an uptime monitor, but could let you know when your "SLA" for uptime is breached.
Also, You might be able to create something useful to you in Reports / SLA. You could create a monitor for a service, put it in its own service group. Then run reports on the SG. Its not exactly an uptime monitor, but could let you know when your "SLA" for uptime is breached.
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Re: Service Uptime
Hi @rj-admin2,
In theory if you can get the data Nagios can monitor it. I'd be curious as to which service(s) in particular you mean.
Or are you asking if somehow Nagios can track how long it has been since the last time a service was in a non-OK state?
Aaron
In theory if you can get the data Nagios can monitor it. I'd be curious as to which service(s) in particular you mean.
Or are you asking if somehow Nagios can track how long it has been since the last time a service was in a non-OK state?
Aaron