Anybody here have any experience with Munin?
http://munin.projects.linpro.no/
Sample of a live installation: http://munin.ping.uio.no/
-Brent
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On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 9:06 PM, Brad Knowles wrote:
> on 3/8/09 4:00 PM, Brent Chapman said:
>
>> Anybody here have any experience with Munin?
>> http://munin.projects.linpro.no/
>> Sample of a live installation: http://munin.ping.uio.no/
>
> We use it on the
like Puppet (for installing config files for UNIX/Linux-based services
such as DNS, DHCP, and monitoring) and Ziptie (for installing configs
on network devices; see http://www.ziptie.org).
-Brent
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Brent Chapman
Founder and CEO // Netomata, Inc. // www.netomata.com
Ma
ducts/ncg ). I've asked a number of Ruby
questions there, and gotten quick and useful responses. Their archive has
also grown to the point where I can often find answers to my questions
there, without even having to ask. Hopefully, serverfault.com will wind up
being just as useful; I sugges
raining/tutonefile.html#m3
Plug 2: Of course, I'd also be happy to be the network consultant who you
hire once, to set up up NCG and your templates, so that you don't have to
keep hiring a consultant every time you want to make a straightforward
change like adding one more site to your VPN
mean to pick on Yves, but the message that I'm replying to is a
perfect example of the tendency that I'm talking about: it was the 3rd (and
final) paragraph before he got around to stating what he was looking for,
after first laying out a solid background for his request.
-Brent
--
Brent Cha
d to know such info, it's usually better to get it from the system
directly. Second, even if it's kept accurate, this documentation doesn't
tell a later reader (months or years after the system was deployed) anything
at all about _why_ the system is configured that way, which makes it m
ed. Second, it gives
you a good set of explanations and examples to use to explain to
other (non-technical, such as upper management) folks why what your
team does is hard to predict/forecast/manage.
5 stars, highly recommended.
-Brent
--
Brent Chapman
Netomata, Inc. -- www.netomata.com
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