Users say
Nagira rocks!!I am deploying your Nagira on top of our Nagios infrastructure in our 5 dc. around the globe. So far i feel thankful that you created this bad boy.
It's allow me to write checks in cluster point of view much easier, and I am able to combine host/cluster/service status from Nagios server around the globe into one dashboard!!!
Patai
News
- Aug 26 2013 -- v.0.3.x started New feature - custom configurable hostname regular expression. See Release history
- Aug 08 2013 -- Nagira v.0.2.12 released Implementation for new
commentsendpoints. See details in Release history - Mar 27, 2013 -- Nagira 0.2.6 released See details in Release history
- Mar 18, 2013 -- Ruby 2.0.0 support Nagira tested with Ruby 2.0.0 RVM installation and added to Travis CI configuration. All tests passing.
- Mar 15, 2013 - Released version 0.2.5 See more
Description
Nagira is Ruby/Sinatra light-weight web services API for accessing and operating data of Nagios hosts and services, accessing Nagios configuration.
Nagira works with following data:
- Objects cache file: hosts, services, contacts, hostgroups, servicegroups, contactgroups, escalations, etc.
- Status file: hoststatus, servicestatus, etc.
- Submit passive check results to Nagios.
- Read Nagios server configuration.
Usage
Use HTTP client to get object configuration or status information:
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/contact/list
curl http://localhost:4567/status/list
curl http://localhost:4567/status.json
curl http://localhost:4567/status.xml
Submit passive checks to Nagios
curl -X PUT -H "Content-type: application/json;" \
-d @host_check.json http://nagios.example.com:4567/_status/web_server
{
"status_code":"0",
"plugin_output" : "ping OK"
}
Or use Nagira as data source for Rails application with ActiveResource
class Service < ActiveResource::Base
self.site = "http://localhost:4567/_status/"
self.element_name = "service"
end
...
@services = Service.all
Documenation
Monitoring patterns for Nagios with Nagira API
Nagira presentation
This presentation was given and recorded live on Tokyo Linux Users Group (TLUG) on January 26th, 2013.
Author
Dmytro Kovalov (dmytro.kovalov@gmail.com)
Source code
- Download nagira in either zip or tar formats ⇒
- Clone nagira with git
$ git clone git://github.com/dmytro/nagira
- or go to nagira's Github repository »