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Nagios and Icinga plugin for VCS
Icinga demo VM
this is of course not the 99% some would expect, but it's a compiled best-of-practices demo vm, from my 3 years experience with icinga & its community.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/tfnocmonitoring/files/vms/
(sourceforge mirrors take ages to sync 3.3gb - otherwise i will have the vm with me)
this version will probably be the final one we can use during the meeting, unless someone has critical suggestions to it.
what this demo vm does *not* provide:
- a config gui (i don't use any, and i cannot take the support for chosing any to showcase)
- remote host monitoring plus windows
- nagvis (we do not use that)
- special distributed monitoring examples
- postgresql or oracle on idoutils
- <chose your preferred tool>
what it *does* provide
- current releases of each tool, packages preferred for upgrade safety
- icinga with idoutils mysql
- classic ui & new icinga web
- pnp4nagios for graphing, fully integrated in both uis
- icinga reporting based on idoutils mysql, fully integrated into icinga web reporting cronk
- checkmk on snmp inventory and check basis
- nrpe and nsca running locally
- check_multi for clustering checks and dualstacking v4 and v6 checks
- mod_gearman with a local worker to showcase distributed monitoring & check offloading the core
- dns(sec), whois, logs, and more plugin examples & best practices, seperated by virtual example hosts
- README links all needed locations, docs, howtos, etc
for more insights, check /home/icinga/README which got all the needed details.
it's currently ova format, if anyone wants vmware, you might convert yourself then.
hint: i am using a german keyboard with austrian locale. make sure to change that once you feel like home! (see README at the bottom)
# dpkg-reconfigure locales
# dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
after booting the vm, xfce will autologin you into a desktop starting iceweasel with tabs open: README | Icinga Classic UI | Icinga Web
the package was a bunch of work, so if anyone got feedback, much appreciated!
Credit: Michael Friedrich - Vienna University Computer Center