I was asked by a client to configure nagios to monitor two database servers, running on Redhat
Enterprise Linux 5. Here are the steps, including a couple mis-steps to get it working. Nagios
was already set up and running on a server called monitor, which is running CentOS5.
I had two options. I could directly monitor the databases
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This is at it’s heart an update to RHEL 5. But Redhat is promoting it as “the first product to deliver commercial quality open source virtualization featuring Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) hypervisor technology.” The kernel version is still 2.6.18, with backported patches. Redhat is promoting upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization products along with RHEL 5.4
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Well there’s a new look here at LinuxGeek.net. I decided to join the next step in internet evolution and create a blog. I don’t know how well I’ll do at blogging. First I need to get all my old content over here, then I can start writing.
If you’ve been here before then you know this
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