@wls-itguy said in MAC HD monitoring:

@scottalanmiller said in MAC HD monitoring:

@dustinb3403 said in MAC HD monitoring:

SodiumSuite would likely be a great candidate here.

It's silent (besides your installation) and it's free.

Other option could be Nagios or Zabbix

SS doesn't do email alerts (yet) 😞

If I wasn't aware of the trouble that Macs are giving you I'd downvote this response 😉

Ha, it's funny because it's true.

Fully Automated Nagios (FAN) is probably the easiest to set up and has Centreon for the graphical configuration. It works well but it hasn't had an update in a while so it's out of date some. Still works well. If you check out my projects on my profile over on SW you will see some screenshots of my install. Nagvis is the add-on that gives the cool maps I made.

I believe that Incinga has really picked up speed and is the more popular approach now. Just less to deal with.

One of the guys who codes for one of the Graphana collectors who built the system that I saw has offered to speak at MangoCon. I'm hoping that we can work that out. He could demo a Graphana system that would rock.

Having a generic monitoring agreement that you always have at the ready might be valuable.

@scottalanmiller said:

@handsofqwerty said:

@Lakshmana said:

@handsofqwerty Yes now it is working properly and now the service is started and I have joined this machine in nagios now.Thank you now it is working properly.

Ok, it's usually something simple like that. I run in root mode all the time on all my Linux machines, so I constantly forget to tell people to use "sudo" because I never have to...

One of the problems of coming from a "root" system like RHEL or CentOS and switching to a "sudo" system like Ubuntu. Need everything prefaced with sudo.

My issue is with the Wordpress utility for Linux that allows you to manage Wordpress via CLI. There are so many things you have to either be root or using sudo to do, but you have to append "--allow-root" to every freaking command that you run as root, even if the command requires root privileges to do what it needs to. It's so stupid!

Hope he comes up with the proposed solution soon! Would be great to see a server monitoring tool with dashboard which matches the existing trends 🙂