Vigilo NMS
Vigilo NMS (Network Monitoring System) is a monitoring software capable of handling large-scale heterogeneous systems (network servers, software) thanks to a distributed and modular architecture. Built around Nagios, Vigilo additionally manages metrology, mapping, correlation and reporting.
 Screenshot of Vigilo web interface | |
| Developer(s) | C-S. |
|---|---|
| Stable release | 4.1.0
/ 2017 |
| Operating system | Linux, *NIX |
| Type | Network monitoring |
| Licence | GNU GPL |
| Website | vigilo-nms.org, vigilo-nms.com |
It is released as an open-source software, published under the GNU GPL license.
Components
Vigilo results from the integration of several open-source software:
- Nagios, a monitoring engine
- RRDTool, a metrology management system
- TurboGears, a Web framework
- RabbitMQ, an AMQP messaging bus
- Talend, a data integration tool
- JasperReports Server, a reporting server
Modules
Vigilo's main modules are:
- VigiBoard: Event Dashboard
- VigiMap: Mapping
- VigiGraph: Metrology
- VigiRules: Correlation
- VigiReport: Reporting
- VigiConf: Configuration management interface
- VigiAdmin: Users and rights management
- VigiBus: AMQP messaging Bus
Vigilo is mainly written in Python, with some components written in Perl.
Release history
- January 2008 : Vigilo v1
- August 2008 : Vigilo v1.1
- May 2011 : Vigilo 2.0
- December 2012 : Vigilo 3.0
- August 2013 : Vigilo 3.3
- June 2014 : Vigilo 3.5
- July 2015 : Vigilo 3.5.1
- August 2016 : Vigilo v3.6.0
- April 2017 : Vigilo v4.0.0
- September 2017 : Vigilo v4.1.0
Publication
Vigilo is released under the GNU GPL license.
Three versions are available:
- Vigilo OSS: available for download free of charge on the community website
- Vigilo NMS: a more featureful version aimed at Enterprise deployments
- Vigilo NOC: made from the modules of Vigilo NMS with additional modules to build a complete NOC (Network Operations Center)
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See also
- Network monitoring
- System monitoring
- Website monitoring
- Application performance management
- Nagios, Vigilo's supervision engine
- Cacti, another interface for RDDTools
External links
- Company Website
- (in French) Community Website
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