Presenters:
Track:
Coder
Experience:
Intermediate This talk will be split between monitoring a Drupal server and managing the deployment of such Drupal servers.
In the monitoring part I will cover:
A brief intro on what monitoring is and why anyone would want to use it.
In particular, I will present how to setup Icinga, which is a fork of Nagios with a slicker interface. I will cover using the Drupal Nagios module, but mostly be about monitoring the health of the server itself. It will therefore be more focused around system admin tasks.
- Where to find Nagios plugins.
- How to write one when it does not exist yet.
- Automated responses to problems.
- Nagios extensions for logging and graphing.
- Securely monitoring remote servers.
Intended audience:
Intermediate sys-admins
(22 votes)
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Comments
Difference between this session and the other Nagios session?
Can you please describe if there is any difference between your session proposal and this one: http://chicago2011.drupal.org/sessions/know-where-fire-nagios-plugin-and...