Qnap – Docker – Nagios XI – Cheap Monitoring Solution

Hello Everybody!

In this post i’m going to setup a Docker Host on a QNAP TS 251 and Use “tgoetheyn docker image” to setup a test Nagios XI Server.
The advantages are enormous:
First, no extra server and Docker takes less resources than a full blown VM.
I do not have to start vmware workstation/player, install everything, search guides how to install,…
If you have problems with your Docker file, just close it, trow it away, install again & run. (you will lose your config though)

Disadvantages:

It is a tad more complicated.
If the administrator of your docker file won’t support the installer anymore, then you have to fork or pray someone else will.

So we start off navigating to the QNAP Web interface, install docker (from the app center) and launch the docker app:

Search for Nagios XI or tgoetheyn for the docker file, click install & create

Qnap-Docker

Limit the CPU and Memory usage, we don’t want it to consume everything 🙂

Click Create the container:

Qnap-Docker-Create

Finish, Next up, We fire up your browser and access Nagios XI
Qnap-Docker-NagiosXI

 

Nagios Install:

Qnap-NagiosXI-Install

 

Finished, Nagios Dashboard

Qnap-NagiosXI-Dashboard

 

Let the testing begin!

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