Nagis XI System Requirements
Overview
Make sure the server you install Nagios XI on meets the requirements below.
Supported Distributions:
Nagios XI is currently supported with the following Linux distributions for both 32 and 64 bit installations:
- CentOS 6/7
- RHEL 6/7
Minimum system specs:
- 1 GHz Processor
- 1 GB RAM
- 8 GB HD
Recommended system specs:
- 2+ GHz Processor
- 2 GB RAM
- 40 GB HD
- RAID 5 Drive Configuration
Nagios XI - Hardware Requirements
Overview
This document is intended to provide general guidelines on the hardware requirements needed to run Nagios XI. As each IT infrastructure differs, the hardware requirements for monitoring can vary. For example, the guidelines below assume that you are running active checks. If you are utilizing a large number of passive checks, the requirements are less than the guidelines below.
Requirements
The table below provides hardware recommendations based on a node (host) to service ratio of 1:5.
Monitored Nodes / Hosts | Monitored Services | Hard Drive Space | CPU Cores | RAM |
50 | 250 | 40 GB | 1 - 2 | 1 - 4 GB |
100 | 500 | 80 GB | 2 - 4 | 4 - 8 GB |
> 500 | > 2500 | 120 GB | > 4 | > 8 GB |
Performance Enhancements
There are a number of modifications that you can make to Nagios XI in order to increase performance, and therefore increase the number of nodes and services you can monitor with less hardware. These include:
- Offloading the MySQL database to a remote server
- Using a ramdisk
- Enabling rrdcache
Source: https://support.nagios.com/kb/article.php?id=12
However, the amount of required disk memory obviously depends on the number of hosts and parameters that are being monitored. If you're planning to keep a long history of monitored parameters, you should be thinking of at least a couple of gigabytes to have enough space to store the history in the database.
However, the amount of required disk memory obviously depends on the number of hosts and parameters that are being monitored. If you're planning to keep a long history of monitored parameters, you should be thinking of at least a couple of gigabytes to have enough space to store the history in the database.
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