Check_Nagios_Latency is a Nagios plugin designed to assess the latency of the Nagios server, facilitating efficient performance monitoring.
If you're a user of the Nagios monitoring system, the check_nagios_latency project is an essential plugin that allows you to check the latency of your Nagios server. This plugin is quick and easy to use, and can be set up by running the command "./check_nagios_latency" in your terminal.
One of the key features of the check_nagios_latency plugin is that it allows you to set warning and critical thresholds. This means that you can customize the plugin to suit your specific needs and receive alerts when the latency of your Nagios server exceeds a certain level.
To make things even easier, the check_nagios_latency plugin provides users with several helpful command line options. For example, you can use the "-v" option to enable verbose output or the "-V" option to check the plugin version. If you ever get stuck, you can also use the "-h" or "-?" options to access the help message.
If you're already familiar with the check_nagios_latency plugin, you'll be pleased to know that the latest release brings a new feature to the table. Specifically, the plugin now includes a "-n path" option that allows you to specify the path of the nagiostats utility. This feature is a welcome addition for users who may have had trouble finding the nagiostats utility in the past. Overall, the check_nagios_latency plugin is an excellent tool that can help you keep your Nagios system running smoothly.
One of the key features of the check_nagios_latency plugin is that it allows you to set warning and critical thresholds. This means that you can customize the plugin to suit your specific needs and receive alerts when the latency of your Nagios server exceeds a certain level.
To make things even easier, the check_nagios_latency plugin provides users with several helpful command line options. For example, you can use the "-v" option to enable verbose output or the "-V" option to check the plugin version. If you ever get stuck, you can also use the "-h" or "-?" options to access the help message.
If you're already familiar with the check_nagios_latency plugin, you'll be pleased to know that the latest release brings a new feature to the table. Specifically, the plugin now includes a "-n path" option that allows you to specify the path of the nagiostats utility. This feature is a welcome addition for users who may have had trouble finding the nagiostats utility in the past. Overall, the check_nagios_latency plugin is an excellent tool that can help you keep your Nagios system running smoothly.
What's New
Version 0.9.3: N/A