In Part 1, I compiled Nagios from source, installed it and got it running.
Here, I'm going to describe how I added my Pi's.
Wednesday, August 23, 2017
Friday, August 18, 2017
Monitoring My Pi Cluster WIth Nagios, Part 1 - Installing
This will hopefully be Part 1 of the story. BTW - It seems to be pronounced Nah - gee (as in geese) - ose. I installed this on a pine64 to monitor my Pi network (4- Pi3s with MySQL5.7 servers, and 1 Pi2 running Zookeeper) and to learn how to use it.
I know this is going to be like "somebody who's played racquetball 3 times teaching someone else to play for the first time", but here goes:
HT RiffTrax Ator the Fighting Eagle
I know this is going to be like "somebody who's played racquetball 3 times teaching someone else to play for the first time", but here goes:
HT RiffTrax Ator the Fighting Eagle
Sunday, August 13, 2017
Pinebook: Installing Armbian
I just got my Pinebook last week. If you don't know what a Pinebook is: here. I have a couple of pine64's and they are pretty cool. I'm using them as servers, and not using the GPIO or Euler Bus. But the Pinebook is different.
Disclaimer: If you brick your Pinebook, I'm sorry - this is just how I installed Armbian on mine.
Disclaimer: If you brick your Pinebook, I'm sorry - this is just how I installed Armbian on mine.
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