Nagios is an open-source software for continuous monitoring of systems, networks, and infrastructures. It runs plugins stored on a server that is connected with a host or another server on your network or the Internet. In case of any failure, Nagios alerts about the issues so that the technical team can perform the recovery process immediately.
Nagios is used for continuous monitoring of systems, applications, services, and business processes in a DevOps culture.
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Vaibhav Umarvaishya
Cloud Engineer | Solution Architect
As a Cloud Engineer and AWS Solutions Architect Associate at NovelVista, I specialized in designing and deploying scalable and fault-tolerant systems on AWS. My responsibilities included selecting suitable AWS services based on specific requirements, managing AWS costs, and implementing best practices for security. I
also played a pivotal role in migrating complex applications to AWS and advising on architectural decisions to optimize cloud deployments.
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