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It may just be that the Nagios developers have a different cognitive style than I do, because I find the configuration language to be irritating to the extreme.
by olefoo 17y ago
It may just be that the Nagios developers have a different cognitive style than I do, because I find the configuration language to be irritating to the extreme. So much so that I end up using templates to script configuration as much as possible. Somehow monit has always been more comfortable to use in my hand.
- ghshephard 17y agoInteresting. About the only "Nagios Annoyance" that I have (and I don't really see a good way around it) is that you don't specify the commands you are running for a service check, but have to reference your command library (which in turn has the name and calling order of the actual parameters) I realize that there is no way to update the command/parameters you are calling in one place without doing this, but the cmd entry usually almost _completely_ maps to the command that I'm calling - parameters, command name, etc.. that it's addition has never really seemed to be that critical - and always results in one more "lookup" when trying to figure out what a service check is doing.