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Description

The Merlin project, or Module for Effortless Redundancy and Loadbalancing In Nagios, was initially started to create an easy way to set up distributed Nagios installations, allowing Nagios processes to exchange information directly as an alternative to the standard nagios way using NSCA. Now, the nagios support is deprecated in favour of Naemon ( www.naemon.org ) which is a fork of the Nagios project. When starting the Ninja project we realised that we could continue the work on Merlin and adopt the project to function as backend for Ninja by adding support for storing the status information in a database, fault tolearance and some other cool things. This means that Merlin now are responsible for providing status data, acting as a backend, for the Ninja GUI.

Programming language: C
License: GNU General Public License v3.0 only
Tags: Monitoring     Networking     Distributed     Naemon    
Latest version: v2021.11.1

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README

[merlin logo](merlin_logo.svg)

Welcome to Merlin

GitHub release (latest by date) GitHub

The Merlin project, or Module for Effortless Redundancy and Loadbalancing In Naemon, is a Naemon module built to create an easy way to set up distributed Naemon installations, allowing Naemon processes to exchange information. This allows Naemon to scale past a single installation to handle a bigger monitoring workload.

Merlin can also save state changes to a database, which can be used for reporting purposes.

Documentation

Full documentation including installation and usage guides can be found at Github Pages.

Contributing to Merlin

Contributions are always welcome. Please see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for the full details.


*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the Merlin README section above are relevant to that project's source code only.