Statusengine is an extension for Nagios or Naemon and save events such as status results, acknowledgements, notifications and so on to a queueing engine.

A simple process, written in PHP will take all the events from the queue and save them to a database. At the moment Statusengine supports CrateDB, MySQL and Redis as storage backends.

For large setups, you can scale out the CrateDB backend by adding more nodes to the cluster - how simple is this?

But the load average of my monitoring server is way too high! Do you address this issue? Yes. Just install a new monitoring server and split your configuration. Statusengine can handle multiple monitoring nodes and save all results to one database. The only condition is, that the host names are unique across the whole monitoring cluster.

That sounds fair enough to give it a try, but how can i access my data? You can use Statusengine UI to make your data visible. The web interface is based on a JSON API and perfectly fits all sizes of screens like TV's or your Smartphone.