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naemon

network monitoring application that monitors hosts and services and alerts

TLDR

Start Naemon
$ sudo naemon /etc/naemon/naemon.cfg
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Verify configuration
$ naemon -v /etc/naemon/naemon.cfg
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Start as daemon
$ sudo systemctl start naemon
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Check status
$ sudo systemctl status naemon
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SYNOPSIS

naemon [options] config-file

DESCRIPTION

Naemon is a network monitoring application that monitors hosts and services and alerts when problems occur. It's a fork of Nagios focused on performance and modern features.Naemon uses plugins for checks and provides a web interface through Thruk.

PARAMETERS

-v

Verify configuration.
-d
Run as daemon.
-s
Show scheduling info.
-p file
PID file location.
--help
Show help.

CONFIGURATION

$ /etc/naemon/
├── naemon.cfg       # Main config
├── conf.d/          # Object definitions
└── resource.cfg     # Macros
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COMPONENTS

$ naemon        - Core daemon
naemonstats   - Statistics
livestatus    - Status API
thruk         - Web interface
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INSTALL

yay -S naemon
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CAVEATS

Compatible with Nagios plugins and configs. Requires plugin setup. Web interface separate package.

HISTORY

Naemon was forked from Nagios Core in 2013 by op5 and Consol to create a faster, more community-driven monitoring solution.

SEE ALSO

nagios(8), icinga2(8), check_mk(1)

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