Is Nagios a good fit for cpanel server monitoring?

ThinIce

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Hi all

Does anyone have any experiences to relate with Nagios monitoring software? Is it a good fit with Cpanel? Does it lessen the amount of time you spend in downtime / troubleshooting? (i.e does it give good ROI for the time you spent setting it up?)

Comments much appreciated.
 

eth00

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Works great, it can monitor everything if you set it up that way. For things like cPanel/WHM it can do a TCP health check. You probably can even make it login to cPanel but I have not tried that.

It is very quick to show you the problems, if any, that exist on your network.

We use nagios and I know at least 1 other large management company that uses it for monitoring all of the servers.
 
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000

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what about (cPanel + Nagios) memory / RAM ?
the console via web require PHP ?
 

000

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I recommend Zabbix as its more accurate and provides much better flexibility with alerts customization.
many thanks,
for me sound best becouse is FREEARE and open code

again please:
some comment about RAM / memory ( over a server running cPanel ) ?

regards
 

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Both Nagios and Zabbix have open source versions. Zabbix needs an agent running on the server to do a lot of things. I would not suggest running Zabbit or Nagios on the cPanel server, run it on a VPS. If the cPanel server goes down, so will your monitoring.
 
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