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OMD - the Open Monitoring Distribution <http://omdistro.org/> For installing Nagios you have a choice: compiling the neccessary packages from source by yourself. Or you use the precompiled packages from your distribution. Self compiling and installing means you have some manual work to do. If you will use the packages from your distribution Nagios and other packages may not always be up to date. This is what OMD tries to solve: more current software releases but not all the manual work of self compiling. And last but not least: you get the same installation paths and directories on all plattforms. The plan is to release more often than normal linux distribution do. We try to integrate vital patches in order to close the gap between releasing the patch and including it in the mainstream source. What OMD contains ----------------- OMD is no new Linux distribution. It is a collection of different software packages round about Nagios: * nagios * NagVis * PNP4Nagios * rrdtool including rrdcached * nagios-plugins * Check_MK * Check_MK Multisite * MK Livestatus * dokuwiki * NSCA * check_nrpe * Thruk * check_oracle_health * check_mysql_health * check_multi * check_webinject * Shinken (still experimental) * MOD Gearman * jmx4perl * others... Features -------- * More than one instance per host OMD supports multiple but separated Nagios instances on the same machine, i.e. for one production usage and one test environment. * Separate omd user per instance Each instance has its own user. * Script based tarball building If you decide to compile omd for yourself, you get a single tarball with all neccessary paths and binaries. Installing this tarball on hosts is as simple as extracting a common tar file. * Simple creation of new sites OMD create mysite create the site and omd start starts all stuff. * Supporting different omd version at the same time You can install different versions in parallel, i.e. running your production instance with the last hard rock version and using the most current version in your test environment. There is an omd upgrade available, but at this time don't rely on it, it is experimental! * Plattform independent paths OMD installs to /opt/omd on all plattforms. If you don't like this, you can symlink omd to every location you want. Licensing --------- OMD is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License of version 2. You find those terms in the file COPYING. Please note, that that license only applies to OMD itself (its scripts, patches, configuration files, etc.). The licenses of the packages it ships may differ. Please checkout those packages for details on their licensing. Further information ------------------- Visit the OMD homepage at http://omdistro.org for online documentation, new releases, information on the mailing lists, etc. Some german documentation is available under http://mathias-kettner.de/omd.html.
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