Applied Trust Engineer Gives Nagios Presentation at the February BLUG Meeting

BOULDER, Colo. – [February 19, 2010] – Applied Trust engineer Chris McDermott gave a presentation on Nagios open source monitoring software at the February Boulder Linux Users Group (BLUG) Meeting, held Thursday, February 11, at the offices of Aztek Networks in Boulder.
 
“It was a treat to have the opportunity to show off this incredible IT monitoring tool,” noted McDermott. “Nagios provides visibility into all aspects of IT infrastructure and enables administrators to identify and resolve problems before they impact end users, customers, or other critical business operations. As an open source product it has many great features, including the fact that it’s highly stable, customizable and extendable, and it’s free,” he added.
 
McDermott’s presentation focused primarily on a live demonstration of the tool and its capabilities, including showing how Applied Trust uses it to graph performance data, track it over time, and report on that data.
 
The Boulder Linux Users Group includes hobbyists, professionals, and enthusiasts who share a common interest in using, administering, or developing free software for Linux-based operating systems.
 
BLUG monthly meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month at Aztek Networks. Aztek Networks is located at 2477 55th St, Suite 202.
 
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