I have been experimenting with NAGIOS3 on Ubuntu (I will write a how-to-install on NAGIOS later) and it has served me very good in monitoring my 7 VPS from different providers in different part of the world. I have already recorded 3 hours of downtime from ThrustVPS which is a great deal for me. I now know which VPS has the best time and which ones have hiccups (e.g. my 2Host VPS gave me two unreachable notifications but the VPS was running and still reports the uptime as 4 days).
Since I use twitter more, even when Im on the road, notifications via email is a bit slow for me. Luckily I found a great tutorial online to do that.
Twagios – Use Twitter for Nagios notifications
I registered a new twitter account for this purpose @twitgios, made its tweets private and followed this newly created account from my primary twitter account @asimzeeshan. Configured NAGIOS with twitter-nagios plugin and Viola! it now tweets status and updates as mentions to my personal account.
How about nagios memory usage?
On a 128MB / 5GB XEN PV from QuickWeb.co.nz, its eating 79MB of RAM and 0.43 CPU load on 15min average. Check your email for more details
[…] final tweet when I got the NAGIOS alert on twitter from my nagios-twitter bot […]
There is a new authentication on twitter, and requires to use Net::Twitter -> Oauth
Is there any scripts available already?
Not to my knowledge but I am trying it out now, if there is any I will update you shortly
I can't wait for the nagios install tutorial from you