Introducing AAG’s New ChatGPT-Powered Monitoring Insights Modern monitoring systems are excellent at collecting data such as metrics, status checks, thresholds, etc… But when something “looks” wrong, the real work begins… digging through graphs, correlating signals, […]
Author: Charlie Hird
Connecting NagiosXI to Grafana
We have implemented Grafana along with our Nagios plugin AAG, for quite some time. However, this was done using pnp4Nagios to capture the performance data from our checks and push them through to a PNP […]
Monitoring the IBM i with Nagios.
Using AAG to monitor your HA4i solution will ensure your replication is operating smoothly. With the ability to view the status and history across all replication elements, an informed admin will be able to see […]
Monitoring the IBM i with AAG (1/3)
Using AAG to monitor the IBM i system could not be simpler. In the next 3 posts I want to outline a quick overview to show how to monitor 3 different use cases. The first […]
Using AAG with Mod-Gearman
We have been asked how AAG would work with a mod-gearman monitoring setup. In order to show that the AAG checks and services will interface with gearman without issue we decided to implement a gearman […]
Calling an IBM i Service Program using Java.
Recently, we have been working on a project to pull information from the IBM i using java. In order to do most of the heavy lifting we decided to use the JTOpen package. Using their […]
docker: Error response from daemon: OCI runtime create failed:… (SOLVED)
The Problem: In preparation to run VM’s on our IBM SAN we attempted running Docker on a Proxmox container which was running Debian 9. During the Docker install everything went smoothly following dockers instructions found […]