Nagios World Conference 2013. William Leibzon – SNMP Monitoring Architecture With Nagios
SNMP Monitoring Architecture with Nagios
SNMP is sometimes feared for being not-so-simple monitoring protocol, but as a standard it has proven its worth many times and is the main way to monitor network equipment as well as supported by all operating systems. I will first discuss SNMP protocol, its data structures and its security features. Then we will discuss how to use Nagios with existing SNMP plugins and how to write new SNMP plugins in Perl while optimizing SNMP requests to minimize check completion time. This presentation is aimed for those using Nagios in Linux or other Unix environment and where standard Net-SNMP tolls and libraries are available.
William Leibzon: Open Source Consultant
William is an open-source consultant who has contributed to Nagios Core and has been developing plugins and addons to Nagios for the last 10 years. He has helped to setup monitoring and systems architecture for many companies and currently helps part-time as a cloud systems architect at online gaming start up. He is also pursuing PhD degree at the University of California where his research interests include parallel and distributed computing, games theory, graph theory, cognitive science and systems modeling in social science, He enjoys hiking and camping and does archeology work as a hobby in the summer.
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