Simple to use - good value for your money
Overall Satisfaction with Nagios
Device availability (Uptime/Downtime) both real time and overtime, SNMP monitoring (CPU utilization, memory, temperature, fan status, disk capacity, etc.), latency tests.
Pros
- SNMP Monitoring
- Intuitive and simple-to-use interface
- Great cost-value balance
Cons
- Fault tolerance (redundancy)
- Not so easy to restore information
- Much better network device performance metrics allowing to troubleshoot and do before/after changes comparisons
- Has helped us to integrate with our Service Management tool (through other 3rd party tools)
- Important part of our overall network health dashboard providing granular details at the device level (not end-to-end performance)
- Cost is very convenient
The cost is considerably better. Others are probably more complete and even overkilled if all you're looking for is simple SNMP alerting and reporting. If you're looking for integrated analytics or more complex reporting/alerting, there might be better options. Nagios also provides basic NetFlow monitoring in a separate module (also purchased separately) but I don't believe it's all that intuitive and might require additional efforts to set it up compared to other NetFlow tools.
Do you think Nagios Core delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Nagios Core's feature set?
Yes
Did Nagios Core live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Nagios Core go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Nagios Core again?
Yes
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