we are looking for some tools which can aggregate our monitoring tools such as Zabbix, Nagios and OpManager.
Anyone know any tools to suggest?
Thank you.
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Can bug in TFS be integrated with defects in HP ALM in a two-way manner? If yes, how will it work?
Its very much feasible. Either you can go with existing solutions available in market. Or you can build your own with the help of APIs provided by both of the systems. Both systems are very rich in terms of communication interfaces.
https://admhelp.microfocus.com/alm/en/12.55/api_refs/REST_TECH_PREVIEW/ALM_REST_API_TP.html
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/?view=azure-devops-rest-4.1
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/integrate/concepts/dotnet-client-libraries?view=vsts
You can work with this and figureout your way. Else there are very good tools available to do this.
I am looking for a tool which is similar to CA UIM, but in open source. I would like the tools to monitor mainly our HP enclosures, blades, interconnect bays along with the virtualised server installed on each HP enclosure.
Depends how deep you need to go with monitoring.
If your needs are basic, Nagios, Chef and Graylog combined can generally get you pretty close.
I am new to network programming.
I have learnt the basics of SNMP and now I want to test out the commands.
I need to know what are the software tools available to set up SNMP manager and also to simulate SNMP agent. I would prefer opensource tools in linux.
Also suggest the pre-requisites to start coding for SNMP in C/C++, like libraries, compilers, IDE etc.
Thanks in Advance.
If you are on Linux Net-SNMP is what you're looking for.
In order to troubleshoot a Java Web app that works in one server but not in a others, we are looking for software to find the software/registry/version differences between Windows 2003 servers. Does anyone knows of a free or commercial product that can help us do this?
In addition to testing the software/registry/version differences, would there be differences in your web app deployments? You can use tools like WinMerge (free) or Beyond Compare (quite good but not free) to see if your deployments are different.
Best of luck.
Also, it would be a good idea to compare JVM versions (what versions of the Java Runtime) are installed on the computers, as well as checking to see if the application server versions are different (Jboss, tomcat, websphere, etc...).
I think Cacti is great except for the fact that it takes hours to configure it. There is a lot that you can do with it but I find it a little overly complicated. A script collecting disk utilization recently broke on me (for no apparent reason), I spent 3 hours and got no where.
I would like a tool like Cacti but super easy to setup. I have some familiarity wit RRD so a little bit of manual work is okay.
To make this more programming related: An alternative to a different software package would be to develop something custom built. Has anybody attempted this? What pieces to you use to built which parts?
There are a slew of tools out there:
Cacti
Ganglia
Zabbix
Hyperic
Monit
Reconnoiter
Graphite
Each focus on different aspects of usability. Reconnoiter and Graphite were born out of specialized needs and wanting greater resolution than RRD can provide.
I suggest you do take another look at Cacti before building yourself. Create templates in cacti for your hosts and your graphs. Then use the built in CLI tools to automate. This way for each host, you do not need to click through the GUI.
I think this is what I want:
http://collectd.org
Collectd in combination with drraw looks like it will fit my needs.
I don't know if this will meet your needs, but you might also want to look at RRDUtil:
http://www.tnpi.biz/internet/manage/rrdutil/
Unfortunately they are all very time-consuming to learn and configure. You have to spend time to understand all the principles used and read sample configurations.
No short-cuts on this chore :-D
We use gmond and ganglia.