We are watching SUSE

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1 We are watching SUSE Monitoring at SUSE and in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 Martin Čaj Linux System Administrator Prague Czech Republic Joachim Werner Senior Product Manager Nürnberg Germany

2 Monitoring in the past

3 The short history of Monitoring in SUSE Linux Saturday, October 23, 2001 SuSE Linux 7.3 * The first monitoring tool NetSaint version 0.0.7b6 Monday, September 30, 2002 SuSE Linux 8.1 * Welcome Nagios in SuSE (version 1.0b4) Saturday, April 16, 2005 SuSE Linux 9.3 * Nagios (in SuSE v 1.2 ) was project of month on SourceForge.net. 3

4 The short history of Monitoring in SUSE Linux Enterprise Monday, June SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 * Nagios version 2.6 was with us until 2013 Tuesday, March 24, 2009 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 * Nagios version as monitoring tool is stronger then never... Wednesday, April 6, 2009 ICINGA forks Nagios * This independent project strives to be more responsive to user requests and faster in software development through the support of a broader developer community. 4

5 Monitoring yesterday

6 6 SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP3 and Nagios

7 Additional Extensions (unsupportet) Available at 7

8 8 SLES 11 SP3 and Nagios

9 Monitoring tomorrow

10 10 SUSE Manager Patch Status in Nagios or Icinga

11 Icinga in SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 "it looks for", "it browses" or "it examines" Icinga Server will be part of the SUSE Manager Server Subscription In the SUSE Manager context we will be able to deliver better integration into the monitoring frameworks More frequent updates for the Monitoring Server in line with the SUSE Manager release schedule 11

12 12 Icinga

13 Nagios vs Icinga What does Icinga have that Nagios doesn t? Multiple databases supported Better IPv6 support Multiple GUI improvements Live search Compound commands Expire times Public development 13

14 Monitoring in the future

15 Additional Add-ons and Probe The plan is to make add-ons and probes available in the new Enterprise Build Service (community-supported) 20

16 21 Gearman

17 22 Gearman

18 23 Gearman

19 24 Gearman

20 25 Gearman

21 26 Gearman

22 27 Gearman

23 28 Gearman

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25 30 Icinga & MRTG

26 31 Trends

27 32 Nagvis Server Room Locations

28 33 Tactical Overview: Host-/Servicegroups

29 34 Status Map

30 35 Nagvis Automap

31 36 Check_mk Example

32 37 High Availability (requires SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension)

33 Services implementing HA on their own Prefer the integrated solution For example MySQL, DHCP, Named Services can run independent on the node Keep running independent (but monitor) For example ido2db, NSCA, Gearman, Apache You can run more then one DRBD via Pacemaker Helps to run on different storage (SSD) Helps with load balancing Basic rules 38

34 It's showtime!

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41 Topology Visualization Manage (or import) a topology tree with hardware and services and their dependencies Centrally provide and manage credentials for third party management APIs (VMware vcenter, SUSE Cloud, Public Cloud accounts) Manage and monitor Patch/Security Compliance and Subscription/Licence Compliance across physical, virtual, and Cloud deployments Integrate with your Monitoring solution 46

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