Hendrik Baecker wrote:

Yup. It's pretty good for everything else, so it should work nicely with this as well :-)

Ah, so you're using git already?

It would even be trivial if that cvs2git repository is available for cloning :-)

mega-super-testing is fine, so long as it's code :p

Including object sizes and layout? If so, you're doing something good and something bad at the same time. There's room for improvement in the objects in Nagios today. A lot of integer flags can (and should) be removed and reworked into bitmasks. That would make matching them against their dependencies and contacts' options trivial

if (1 << host->state & contact->notify_options & host->notification_options) send_host_notification(host);

I know you've taken a look at merlin (though I don't know if you saw the figures of the NDOUtils scalability testing we did). Any reason you chose to move forward with NDOUtils? Or is the database schema chopped into a more scalable form as well?

Yup. One thing I'd love to see is more testable interfaces though. It says on the icinga site that's something you're working on, so I'll just hope that shows up when the code is released.

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