I've got a nagios box that I setup years ago, and now that there are going to be some substantial platform changes I need to revisit the configuration. Unfortunately what I see there is not a sensible hierarchy of monitors and alerts, but a morass of services, hostgroups, servicegroups and other obscure nagios-language directives.
I haven't got a good reason to try and swap another some other network monitoring tool, so it looks like I am going to have to spend a few hours re-grokking the documentation for nagios (which has upped a version to 3.2.x since I last looked)
Here goes...
This is basically just an idea dump. You might notice that there is a lot of unnecessary swearing. Do not enter if you are offended by 4 letter words.
Howto: backup to hpcloud.com object store using duplicity
Warning: this is only a demonstration, and the hpcloud is only a beta trial!
dont rely on this to backup your important data. However...
I managed to get duplicity working with the hpcloud.com object store without any changes, just some close reading of the hpcloud documentation on legacy authentication support.
I managed to get duplicity working with the hpcloud.com object store without any changes, just some close reading of the hpcloud documentation on legacy authentication support.
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