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Nagios Installation and Configuration on Linux

I. Nagios Introduction  Nagios is an open-source computer system and network monitoring tool that can effectively monitor the status of Windows, Linux, and Unix hosts, network devices such as switches and routers, printers, and more. It sends email or SMS alerts immediately when system or service anomalies occur, notifying website operations personnel, and sends normal recovery notifications when the state is restored.

Bidirectional Real-Time Remote File Sync with inotify+rsync and NFS

How to Set Up Two-Way Real-Time File Sync Between Linux Servers
In a project requiring real-time file synchronization between two machines, we tried the following two methods:
Project requirement: Machine A (190) and Machine B (217) need to keep a folder’s contents identical to each other. Both Machine A and Machine B might receive files independently and must sync them to the other side.
Method 1: Using rsync-serve …

NFS Setup on CentOS 6.x

1. Required packages for NFS installation; Need nfs-utils and rpcbind; 2. Use the following commands to check if the above packages are already installed on the system: rpm -qa|grep nfs; rpm -qa|grep rpcbind; If already installed, proceed directly to step 3; if not …

Software Load Balancers Compared: LVS vs. HAProxy vs. Nginx

The current trend in website development is to use different network load balancing technologies at different stages as the website scales up:
One approach is to use hardware. Common hardware includes relatively expensive commercial load balancers like NetScaler, F5, Radware, and Array …