Robin | 24 May 2007 04:39

Re: "Roles", was PROJECT: Bug Tracking

I agree completely; I figured it would be useful to have zero monitoring 
things as well (and no one else had volunteered to be auditor, so I 
figured I could at least start with that).

At the very least, the admins should all have access; it'd probably be 
best to let any member access any stats or charts that wouldn't contain 
any private info on a server or a member and restrict those to the folks 
who are on any of the operational teams.

I'll add "alerts <at> " to the list of lists I need to get set up with mailman.

-robin

Julian De Marchi wrote:
> . ..
> The nagios monitoring host should not be a critical system in the 
> OpenNIC network. The host should be on a machine whos sole purpose is 
> to monitor the state of the OpenNIC network. I have nearly finished my 
> nagios setup on a host.
>
> I am unsure who should have access to the charts and graphs and other 
> information nagios contains. Who should have access?
>
> Also the alerts nagios outputs, should go to a list like 
> alerts <at> opennic.unrated.net? I have also been testing nagios to produce 
> a voice alert if the internet connection of the host goes down.
>
> Julian
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