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Opsview 6's new architecture dramatically enhances performance, scalability, and resilience while preserving 100% Nagios® plugin compatibility.
https://www.opsview.com/solutions/infrastructure-monitoring-toolsNew monitoring architecture capabilities, improved scale and performance, and...
Opsview Monitor 6 breaks scale benchmarks -- up to 50,000 hosts and over 1 million service checks on a six-node cluster.
Within Opsview, there are several built-in types of service checks which give you flexibility depending on your preferences and the set-up of your...
Opsview Monitor 6's microservices monitoring for enterprises and service providers improves scale and automated lifecycle management.
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The key things you need to know when comparing Nagios to other IT monitoring solutions.
One of the top complaints regarding Nagios is its lack of scalability, an issue that should be a serious concern for IT professionals.
If you're a dissatisfied Nagios user who is ready to make the switch to Opsview, here is a guide on how to execute a migration that will result in...
In this guide, I will show you a quick and easy way to get open source syslog monitoring using Opsview.
Unlike Nagios, Opsview’s drag-and-drop dashboards display all your monitoring information in one place.