Hi,
at the moment i change the table design for perfparse and therefore it
will take some time for the next perfparse version. I also plan to
create a NEB module to hand performance data to the perfparse daemon -
similar like NDO module does that with the ndo2db daemon. Due to the
similar behavior i will try to use some of the existing code of the
ndoutils module - if the license let me reuse it (GPL?).
Does anyone know if the NEB API is stable in Nagios 2.X and 3.X? Is
there official documentation available?
Btw.: Nagios 3.0a3 and ndoutils 1.4b3 seem not to work well together. I
did all like described in the Install instructions, nagios works well,
but ndoutils only fills the tables nagios_instances and nagios_conninfo.
All other remain empty.
Flo
mike conigliaro wrote:
> hey guys,
>
> im working on a project for my company that generates reports/graphs from nagios
> performance data. im currently using a combination of ndoutils and perfparse to
> accomplish this (ndoutils for current or very recent data, and perfparse for
> very old data). this works ok right now, but id like to get rid of perfparse
> altogether in order to simplify my setup.
>
> ndoutils works great (i love that its integrated with nagios, whereas perfparse
> feels like a bit of a hack to me), but i was disappointed to find that ndoutils
> does not appear to store the parsed version of the performance data. ie: you
> just get a field with something like this:
>
> 'CPU0'=0%;80;95;; 'CPU1'=2%;80;95;;
>
> this means that if i try to generate a graph from it, i need to parse every row
> myself, which i suspect will create a pretty serious performance bottleneck
> (especially with larger date/time ranges).
>
> my question is, are there any plans to store performance data in a way that is
> more friendly for report generation? or am i just missing something?
>
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Original poster: flo@bier.homeip.net