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Nagios is an open-source monitoring system that tracks networks, servers, and applications, providing alerts and reporting to ensure uptime and reliability. Key features include a proactive alerting system, a web-based interface, and customizable plugins. It is highly customizable, scalable, and supported by an open-source community, making it suitable for various IT infrastructure monitoring needs.

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Nagios Seminar Presentation

Nagios is an open-source monitoring system that tracks networks, servers, and applications, providing alerts and reporting to ensure uptime and reliability. Key features include a proactive alerting system, a web-based interface, and customizable plugins. It is highly customizable, scalable, and supported by an open-source community, making it suitable for various IT infrastructure monitoring needs.

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Nagios: An Introduction to

Network & System Monitoring


Presented By : G.Bhavani
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Introduction
• - What is Nagios?
• - Importance of Monitoring in IT Infrastructure
• - Overview of the Presentation
What is Nagios?
• - Open-source monitoring system
• - Monitors networks, servers, and applications
• - Provides alerts and reporting
• - Ensures uptime and reliability
Key Features of Nagios
• - Network and server monitoring
• - Proactive alerting system
• - Web-based interface
• - Customizable plugins
• - Performance and availability tracking
Architecture of Nagios
• - Nagios Core
• - NRPE (Nagios Remote Plugin Executor)
• - Plugins and Add-ons
• - Monitoring Host and Clients
How Nagios Works
• 1. Nagios runs on a monitoring server
• 2. Uses plugins to check services
• 3. Sends alerts if issues are detected
• 4. Displays data on a web interface
• 5. Helps IT teams take corrective action
Installation of Nagios
• - System Requirements (Linux, Apache, PHP,
etc.)
• - Steps to Install:
• 1. Download and install Nagios Core
• 2. Configure services and hosts
• 3. Set up monitoring checks
• 4. Configure email notifications
Nagios Plugins
• - Extend functionality using plugins
• - Built-in and third-party plugins
• - Examples:
• - Check HTTP for web server status
• - Check PING for network availability
• - Check CPU Load for system performance
Benefits of Using Nagios
• - Early problem detection
• - Reduces downtime
• - Improves system performance
• - Open-source and customizable
• - Scales for enterprise needs
Use Cases of Nagios
• - Monitoring data centers
• - Ensuring website uptime
• - Tracking server performance
• - Monitoring cloud and hybrid environments
Nagios Alternatives
• - Zabbix
• - Prometheus
• - SolarWinds
• - PRTG Network Monitor
Conclusion
• - Nagios is a powerful monitoring tool
• - Helps businesses ensure uptime and
reliability
• - Highly customizable and scalable
• - Open-source community support
Thank You!

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