JineshJK's questions

I need to show the service threshold values (-w ARG1 and -c ARG2) for WARNING and CRITICAL state in the alert mail body.

Along with the SERVICESTATE and SERVICEOUTPUT mail recipients will get better understanding on what exactly is the threshold set for the service.

Tried following line in the mail body of commands.conf file. "Service threshold for WARNING at $ARG1$ and CRITICAL at $ARG$" It didnt work. Please help with any means to fetch the threshold values.

Note: All Hosts and Services are monitored via NRPE host agent with commands and thresholds mentioned in the local nrpe.conf file. Nagios version: 4.3 core

I have to run Moodle production servers in Azure. Need to keep userdata (moodledata folder) in a common location like NFS for better management and scalability. I tried Azure Files-SMB service (premium-SSD). The problem is Moodle website become too slow to operate after I moved 'moodledata' folder to Azure Files.

As Azure SMB protocol is visibly terrible in performance for this application. I need to give a try in NFS. I found somewhere that NFS protocol performs better than SMB in handling files small in size down to KB. Moodle user folder is having thousands of such small files including user session related ones.

I am not familiar with Azure services, looking for an Azure alternative of AWS EFS. I am looking for a step by step guide on how to enable NFS4 in Azure storage account.

Last time I tried, it was asking for something like "Sign Up for NFS on subscription basis". Submitted one survey as part of the "Sign Up", later no idea what happened. Still during Storage Account creation time it shows NFS feature in disabled state. Please help.

If protocol is not really the performance bottleneck here then what else could be?

OS- CentOS-8 DB- Postgresql-10