Raspberry PI (including proper power supply or using a smartphone micro usb charger with at least 3A).What You NeedĪs usual, I suggest adding from now to your favourite e-commerce shopping cart all the needed hardware, so that at the end you will be able to evaluate overall costs and decide if continue with the project or remove them from the shopping cart. At its core NEMS is a lightweight Debian Buster deployment optimized for performance, reliability and ease of use. Evolved to include enterprise builds for VMWare ESXi, Amazon Web Services’ EC2, Docker and more, it features a modern, self-hosted browser-based UI, and countless extras. It is a sophisticated, ready-to-use network monitoring distro for single board computers (SBCs), designed include in a single distribution image all the software needed to to run Nagios on the Raspberry Pi and other micro computers such as those from ODROID or PINE64. NEMS is the Nagios Enterprise Monitoring Server. I will also show a very first configuration example, setting from GUI a simple ping monitoring task from which you configure your own alerts. In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to install NEMS on Raspberry PI. It is so spread in ICT Field that it forked in a version dedicated to single board computers (NagiosPI), on which NEMS server adds very usefull GUIs. What common people don’t know is taht one of most powerful monitoring system available on market is an open source software: Nagios.
Home systems and small office servers failures can be annoying when you rely on their availability and realize that they aren’t working only when you need them.įor similar reasons, big companies (which can get economic damages from outages) adopted complex monitoring systems able to check services status and activate support groups on failures.
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