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We've been using it in production for a year now to replace the various Nagios distributions we've used over the years, it works great and we love it :)
by snuxoll 10y ago
We've been using it in production for a year now to replace the various Nagios distributions we've used over the years, it works great and we love it :)
- reitanqild 10y agoWe also use it. Replaces Zenoss in my toolbox. Much wider scope than Nagios (has reporting etc built in.) Unlike Zenoss it is real Open Source, - you get everything in the default download, the only thing you pay for is support etc (and while I haven't needed it yet I'll happily argue to pay for support the day we need it.)
- jle17 10y agoAnd it has a complete and documented API with bindings in everything and is supported by ansible. And it has a clear, well thought (IMHO) separation of concepts. On the downsides many beginners find the UI a bit confusing (although I'm told it's better in 3 but we still have to upgrade) and some things are a bit complex to do (such as downtimes on triggers instead of the whole host).