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Combined analysis of Apache logs – is this possible in Pandora?
I have 3 Apache logs on one server. I would like to monitor the amount of 200, 404 and 503 HTTP status codes on each server and in total.
I have attached a PNG with a primitive visualisation of what kind of reporting do I need. (hi res: http://pl.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=nv2v75&s=3)
Is this kind of combinated, filtered reporting possible with bare Pandora FMS? I am kind of new to Pandora and I don’t see such possibility…
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But can I join/split what data from a module should go to the report?
Or should I send each portion of data as a separate module, ie:
module: amount of HTTP 200 on host1
module: amount of HTTP 404 on host1
module: amount of HTTP 503 on host1
module: amount of HTTP 200 on host2
module: amount of HTTP 404 on host2
module: amount of HTTP 503 on host2
module: amount of HTTP 200 on host3
module: amount of HTTP 404 on host3
module: amount of HTTP 503 on host3That would mean that each module has to cat | grep through Apache log file again and again.
Is there some repository of best practices for solving such problems with Pandora or am I restricted to my imagination? (that would be too bad)
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You need to get different data in a different module and later, put together in a graph (custom or combined graphs, defined in the report godmode/administration menu).
Try the latest version (3.0), currently in development, supports flash interactive graphics, plus static with stacked-wire more, take a look of this graphs in our developers blog at http://blog.pandorafms.org
