Nagios Fusion comes with it's own command line installer. Alternatively you can use the pre-built virtual machine images to get up and running quickly. While the installation process takes care of almost everything for you, Nagios recommends that you have at least general knowledge about the linux server you're installing it on along with Apache's webserver and the MySQL database.
Make sure the server you install Nagios Fusion on meets the requirements below.
Server OS:
See Nagios Software / Operating System (OS) compatibility matrix.Minimum system specs:
Recommended system specs:
While there are a set of basic default ports for Nagios Fusion, Fusion is highly configurable, and an administrator may use non-default ports should they so choose.
Ports | Explanation |
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http/s: 80, 443 |
Nagios Fusion's interface is web-based. As is the communication channel between Fusion and the remote hosts. |
ssh: 22 |
Nagios Fusion is built to run natively on CentOS or RHEL linux. While nearly all administration can be done through the web interface, administrators may from time to time wish to log in. |
There are two options available for installing Nagios Fusion:
Choose the option best suited for your needs. If in doubt, we recommend using the Nagios Fusion VMware virtual machine to get up and running quickly.
These documents describe various steps along the way in regards to installation:
Fusion_Upgrade_Instructions.pdf
Fusion_2024_Upgrade_Instructions.pdf
Fusion_Manual_Installation_Instructions.pdf
Fusion_2024_Manual_Installation_Instructions.pdf