aNag
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About aNag
aNag is an unofficial Icinga, Thruk, Naemon and Nagios client for android devices. The goal of this application is provide to sysadmin an embedded overview of all their Thruk, Icinga and/or Nagios monitored infrastructure.
It also works with Opsview, at least v4.1.1, probably other version too. If not, mail me, and be prepared to provide me a temporary read only account :) .
And now also work with EyesOfNetwork but as for OpsView, be prepared to provide me a temporary read only account for debugging purposes. Same thing for old Thruk instances :)
aNag handles:
- multiple Icinga (1.x or 2 with classic-ui), Thruk (at least 1.88), Naemon (w/ Thruk), Nagios, OpsView and EyesOfNetwork instances
- Client certificate authentication
- self signed / invalid certificate exception on per instance basis
- no server side modification required (only stock CGI)
- Background auto refresh
- Service filtering (acknowledge, scheduled downtimes, disabled notifications and SOFT state) customizable differently for notification and display
- Notification (top bar, vibrate, sound) on per severity basis and on update failure
- Fine grained notification criteria
- Pattern based filtering (regexp, equals, contains, starts with, ends with against server name, service name, services message or a selection)
- Quiet hours (global or on weekday basis), Critical only mode (change quiet hours behavior)
- Multiple actions available directly in app [on hosts or services]:
- * acknowledge (incl. Icinga 1.6+ expirable ack)
- * custom notification
- * submit passive check
- * enable/disable notification
- * recheck
- * downtime management (set and remove)
- Shutdown the application and the update service until manually restarted (eg: for vacations or weekends) using "About" => "Kill app & service"
- Widgets (multiple size)
- Can warn you even in silent or vibrate mode
- Tier 2+ mode available to delay notification based on duration
- native gzip support (see note in the FAQ for JSON compression using mode deflate)
- Quick auth for basic authentication (reduce request count)
- Icinga JSON format (1.6+) (more efficient than standard parsing, even more in conjunction with gzip)
I noticed that some preference summaries where truncated on some devices so you can found a complete reference of aNag's preferences with summaries and comments at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/settingstree .
The complete changelog is available at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/changelog .
You'll also find all user comments available and associated answers at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/usercomments .
If you use/like/hate aNag, have comments or just want to write something, feel free to drop me a line, I'm also interested on your usage / setting (number of instances/services, if you use quiet hours, your usual notification settings).
Suggestions are also welcome. You can also consider donation at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/donate .
You can contact me on G+ or take a look on http://plus.google.com/b/110891771493180133546/ .
It also works with Opsview, at least v4.1.1, probably other version too. If not, mail me, and be prepared to provide me a temporary read only account :) .
And now also work with EyesOfNetwork but as for OpsView, be prepared to provide me a temporary read only account for debugging purposes. Same thing for old Thruk instances :)
aNag handles:
- multiple Icinga (1.x or 2 with classic-ui), Thruk (at least 1.88), Naemon (w/ Thruk), Nagios, OpsView and EyesOfNetwork instances
- Client certificate authentication
- self signed / invalid certificate exception on per instance basis
- no server side modification required (only stock CGI)
- Background auto refresh
- Service filtering (acknowledge, scheduled downtimes, disabled notifications and SOFT state) customizable differently for notification and display
- Notification (top bar, vibrate, sound) on per severity basis and on update failure
- Fine grained notification criteria
- Pattern based filtering (regexp, equals, contains, starts with, ends with against server name, service name, services message or a selection)
- Quiet hours (global or on weekday basis), Critical only mode (change quiet hours behavior)
- Multiple actions available directly in app [on hosts or services]:
- * acknowledge (incl. Icinga 1.6+ expirable ack)
- * custom notification
- * submit passive check
- * enable/disable notification
- * recheck
- * downtime management (set and remove)
- Shutdown the application and the update service until manually restarted (eg: for vacations or weekends) using "About" => "Kill app & service"
- Widgets (multiple size)
- Can warn you even in silent or vibrate mode
- Tier 2+ mode available to delay notification based on duration
- native gzip support (see note in the FAQ for JSON compression using mode deflate)
- Quick auth for basic authentication (reduce request count)
- Icinga JSON format (1.6+) (more efficient than standard parsing, even more in conjunction with gzip)
I noticed that some preference summaries where truncated on some devices so you can found a complete reference of aNag's preferences with summaries and comments at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/settingstree .
The complete changelog is available at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/changelog .
You'll also find all user comments available and associated answers at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/usercomments .
If you use/like/hate aNag, have comments or just want to write something, feel free to drop me a line, I'm also interested on your usage / setting (number of instances/services, if you use quiet hours, your usual notification settings).
Suggestions are also welcome. You can also consider donation at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/donate .
You can contact me on G+ or take a look on http://plus.google.com/b/110891771493180133546/ .
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What's Changed
Please, refer to detailed changelog at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/changelog
N.B.: Comments are NOT a bugtracker, use mail, thanks.
v6.1.5:
- Small fix to match bg color to icon shape
v6.1.4:
- Icinga2API order submission fix & enhance error reporting
- Banner for TV
- Typo fix
v6.0.x:
- B&W icon set
- Support Icinga2API
- Handle battery opt.
- NTML authentication (feedback?)
- Should be compatible with TVs
- Multi-window
Please, refer to detailed changelog at http://damien.degois.info/android/aNag/changelog
N.B.: Comments are NOT a bugtracker, use mail, thanks.
v6.1.5:
- Small fix to match bg color to icon shape
v6.1.4:
- Icinga2API order submission fix & enhance error reporting
- Banner for TV
- Typo fix
v6.0.x:
- B&W icon set
- Support Icinga2API
- Handle battery opt.
- NTML authentication (feedback?)
- Should be compatible with TVs
- Multi-window
Version update aNag was updated to version 6.1.5
Version update aNag was updated to version 5.4.1
Version update aNag was updated to version 5.3.0
Version update aNag was updated to version 4.0.2
What are users saying about aNag
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Is there a way to connect to Icinga2 via API and using certificate? Icinge requires x509 while aNag requires p12 if i'm correct.
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very nice app to monitor multiple nagios from smart devices. But current update has disabled it to run in background. Please check how we can fix it.
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Simple, light and easy to use. I personally don't use the background feature. Gives me exactly what I expected to get. Thanks for the app!
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Unable to connect with nagios server which is on https
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Great mobile app for Nagios XI.. Need further improvements, tuning and change in the GUI feel.
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Can anyone help me out what to fill in client certificate
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Great Nagios client, such a wide range of settings, and not a single permission required.
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Please add Centreon support.
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It does work with nagios core. But How does this work with nagiosxi?
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Great assistant sw to a sysadm and operations teams.
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The best app for monitoring servers!
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Anyone know if there is a way to use this with google sso?
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Good
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Been using aNag for a while already with our Icinga2 instances. Loving the simple, yet powerful design. It fastly became a valuable must-have tool for all our systems administrators. Providing brief status insights and notifications for infrastructure issues whenever they arise; wherever we are. Even with small update cycles it's comparatively well-performing. A strong suggestion for everyone looking to monitor systems on the go and many thanks to the developer!
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Better than any other nagios app, iPhone included. However since a couple of month it stops updating until I open it manually (battery optimization disabled)
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I am VERY impressed. The last time I tried this app a few years ago was not so good but now.... WOW! It looks very clean and professional and works well too. I monitor 3 nagios servers and it handles it well. This is so good that I don't even bother to visit my nagios web interface anymore. Edit: this app needs resizable widgets. I just upgraded my phone to a galaxy s8 and now the anag widgets are useless
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Very good app! One thing, it does not detect flight mode. So when the device is in flight mode, the app is notifying every 5 minutes that it can't get a connect.
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Can run as a background service, never seems to stop unexpectedly, has saved my arse many times where I might have missed an Icinga email/SMS.
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Great little app, but it doesn't start automatically on boot anymore, and it also doesn't respawn after it crashes. The latter caused me some trouble lately.
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Connecting to the nagios service was a bit of a problem, be aware to use the / at the end of cgi-bin. After that it works fine, on my Leagoo S8 / Android 7.0 system.
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widget is very informative, easily acknowledge alerts! Great app! Highly recommend! Running on Moto Nexus 6 with Android N 7.1.1
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Would love to give it 5 stars but it doesn't auto refresh with the set interval.. Thanks for the follow up.. The system settings are not a problem.. Also the app is not hibernated nor do I have a task killer.. If you have an email address I'll screen shot the settings and the about ui..
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This app is really great and of pure quality. I use it to help monitor my own Nagios services and absolutely love it. I will also be introducing this app to my Infrastructure co-workers. Thank you for making such a great and useful tool, Damien!
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Some apps like this one do a pretty good job, but this one easily beats them all. This is my go-to network admin tool.
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Can run as a background service, never seems to stop unexpectedly, has saved my arse many time where I might have missed a Nagios email.
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widget is very informative, easily acknowledge alerts! Great app! Highly recommend! (Running on Nexus 6 with N7.1.1!)
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This app lacks a lot of features. My desktop app started after aNag (open source) and has more features now. Filter by hostgroups, sort by severity are a few to mention.
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Great app that saves me lot of time in work
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best app for best monitoring system
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Thanks for this great app, now I can check all systems from my mobile while in bed :-)
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Perfect tool for those on call. Lots of alerting options.
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This is a fantastic app and a must-have for any sysadmin or IT techie using Nagios or Icinga for monitoring. The developer is extremely responsive to user feedback and quick to issue updates to resolve issues. The new release that supports Icinga 2 REST API shows that this great app continues to get better.
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Thanks alot.
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This is one of my all time favorites. It's up there with Preston's and putty. I could live without it, but I would really hate to.
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Very useful app. Many thanks to the developer. Just updating my feedback from almost three years ago - this continues to be my every days app.
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Great app that does exactly what it is aiming for with lots of configuration options.
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Please do some work on UI for Nagios
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Even that I only use it on my phone, I totally support the idea of more app that works on Android TV. 2x5 stars for the latest update.
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SysAdmin must have.
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ANag works pretty well, but with one glaring problem: it seems to alert on soft critical rather than hard. I can't seem to find a way in the config to get it to only notify on hard critical.