Nagios Conference 2012 - Mike Guthrie - Nagios Fusion 2012

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Mike Guthrie's presentation on Nagios Fusion 2012. The presentation was given during the Nagios World Conference North America held Sept 25-28th, 2012 in Saint Paul, MN. For more information on the conference (including photos and videos), visit: http://go.nagios.com/nwcna

Nagios Fusion 2012
Mike Guthrie

Email: mguthrie@nagios.com
Twitter: mguthrie88
Projects: http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Owner/mguthrie/1

Goals of Nagios Fusion
Central Viewing Dashboard
Data aggregation
Data visualization
Oversee both Core and XI
Servers
Simplify distributed monitoring
No additional addons required
Easy and limitless scaling
Reduces *some* scaling
challenges
User Customization
Build your own interface
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Scope: Central Viewing Dashboard

Don’t recreate what Nagios
already does
Read only viewing
No checks, no alerts, no
host/service reports
Summarize the data:
High-level viewing
Visualizations
Totals
Unhandled problems

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Simplify Distributed Monitoring
Having more consolidated Nagios instances is not bad
Localized configuration management can be split by teams,
geographic location, subnet, or even hostgroups
One broken server does not break them all
Simplifies scope of the individual Nagios server
No more boxes in use than with other methods:
1 Nagios + 3 Mod Gearman / DNX + 1 Ndoutils offloaded = 5
machines.
Works with vanilla XI or Core, no addons required.
Fusion has minimal hardware requirements

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Backend Polling
Fusion polls each Nagios instance at regular intervals
Minimal performance impact even with many users
Data is cached locally, UI uses local cache

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Fusion Users
Home Menu consists of user-defined dashboards

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Views Rotation
Views Rotation can rotate through any page in Fusion, child
Nagios servers, or external sites.

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Available Dashlets
Fused Status Summary
Tactical Overview
Recent Alerts
Top Alert Producers
Host or Service Health (Bar Graphs)
Alert Histogram
Graph Explorer Performance Graphs – XI Only
Hostgroup or Servicegroup Summary – XI Only
Host or Service Status – XI Only
BPI Group Status – XI 2012 Only
More on the way!

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Nagios Conference 2012 - Mike Guthrie - Nagios Fusion 2012

Fusion Development Radar

Deployable Dashboards
NOC Center Component – Shows an aggregation
of all unhandled problems across all servers
Nagios Server Metrics – Displays Nagios metrics
across all fused servers
Stored login credentials per user
Developer documentation:
Adding callbacks to the Fusion backend poller
Creating XI Dashlets
Historical statistics on the server level
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1. Nagios Fusion 2012 Mike Guthrie Email: mguthrie@nagios.com Twitter: mguthrie88 Projects: http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Owner/mguthrie/1

2. Goals of Nagios Fusion Central Viewing Dashboard Data aggregation Data visualization Oversee both Core and XI Servers Simplify distributed monitoring No additional addons required Easy and limitless scaling Reduces *some* scaling challenges User Customization Build your own interface 2012 2

3. Scope: Central Viewing Dashboard Don’t recreate what Nagios already does Read only viewing No checks, no alerts, no host/service reports Summarize the data: High-level viewing Visualizations Totals Unhandled problems 2012 3

4. Simplify Distributed Monitoring Having more consolidated Nagios instances is not bad Localized configuration management can be split by teams, geographic location, subnet, or even hostgroups One broken server does not break them all Simplifies scope of the individual Nagios server No more boxes in use than with other methods: 1 Nagios + 3 Mod Gearman / DNX + 1 Ndoutils offloaded = 5 machines. Works with vanilla XI or Core, no addons required. Fusion has minimal hardware requirements 2012 4

5. Backend Polling Fusion polls each Nagios instance at regular intervals Minimal performance impact even with many users Data is cached locally, UI uses local cache 2012 5

6. Fusion Users Home Menu consists of user-defined dashboards 2012 6

7. Views Rotation Views Rotation can rotate through any page in Fusion, child Nagios servers, or external sites. 2012 7

8. Available Dashlets Fused Status Summary Tactical Overview Recent Alerts Top Alert Producers Host or Service Health (Bar Graphs) Alert Histogram Graph Explorer Performance Graphs – XI Only Hostgroup or Servicegroup Summary – XI Only Host or Service Status – XI Only BPI Group Status – XI 2012 Only More on the way! 2012 8

10. Fusion Development Radar Deployable Dashboards NOC Center Component – Shows an aggregation of all unhandled problems across all servers Nagios Server Metrics – Displays Nagios metrics across all fused servers Stored login credentials per user Developer documentation: Adding callbacks to the Fusion backend poller Creating XI Dashlets Historical statistics on the server level 2012 10

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