Nov 28
Not all open source IT monitoring systems are made equal. Just as IT infrastructures vary according to the size, location and type of business, so the systems that monitor and report on their performance must be flexible, easy to scale and configure to meet the demands of an ever changing business.
Opsview gives you the edge with open source monitoring by offering an easy to install and configure system that delivers enhanced functionality in a highly scalable, commercially supported system.
If you’re replacing your existing monitoring solution, or evaluating systems for implementation, here are 10 reasons why you should consider Opsview:
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Tagged with: Catalyst • IT availability • IT management tools • IT performance • nagios core • nagios plug-ins • open source monitoring • Perl DBI • SLAs
Nov 14
Uprooting the Opsview Master server is probably last on every administrator’s to-do list. But it’s not a perfect world and extenuating circumstances may require the master to be positioned elsewhere.
Here are 10 steps to move an Opsview master server and limit downtime during the relocation of your IT monitoring system.
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Tagged with: Apache • backup • DevOps • Install Opsview • IT monitoring • master server • MySQL
Nov 07
The adoption of virtual IT systems is growing rapidly, offering lower costs and improved availability. However virtualization’s inherent flexibility brings with it significant management challenges that can’t be solved using multiple monitoring tools.
Opsview provides a single, consolidated view of all your virtual systems and guests allowing for easier event correlation and rapid time to fix. Combined with native network, enterprise application and Cloud support Opsview offers unparalleled coverage of your entire infrastructure. Continue reading »
Tagged with: virtual IT • virtual machines • virtual servers • virtual systems • Virtualization
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