Hello,
in the examples/nagios/check_bacula sub-directory of the Bacula source code
there is the Nagios plugin (an executable) that is able to connect to all
the daemons using the configured "monitor" resource.
I use that extensively and I've always found it very useful. It is
compatible with Bacu
Excerpts from Johannes Fabian Rußek's message of Tue Feb 28 11:04:40 -0500 2012:
Hi Johannes,
> another thing I'm wondering is how do you guys monitor the health of
> all the bacula daemons on a site with tools like nagios, zenoss,
> zabbix etc. Do you have some checks that do not require a mysql
Hi guys,
another thing I'm wondering is how do you guys monitor the health of all
the bacula daemons on a site with tools like nagios, zenoss, zabbix etc. Do
you have some checks that do not require a mysql database as backend?
Any links or feedback would be highly appreciated.
Johannes
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