Nagios alerts, routed to the right on-call engineer

How the Nagios integration works

1. Create a Nagios integration in EvoHub On-Call and pick the escalation policy it should notify.
2. EvoHub gives the integration its own URL (or inbound address) with a unique key — paste it into Nagios using the steps below.
3. Each Nagios alert opens an EvoHub alert, and your escalation policy pages the on-call person — then the next step if nobody acknowledges.
4. Resolves automatically on a Nagios RECOVERY notification.

Set up Nagios

Create the integration in EvoHub first — it shows your personal integration URL to paste below.

# 1. Add this notification command to commands.cfg — paste as-is
#    ($XXX$ parts are Nagios macros, filled automatically):
define command {
  command_name  notify-evohub
  command_line  /usr/bin/curl -s -X POST "<your EvoHub integration URL>" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"host":"$HOSTNAME
quot;,"service":"$SERVICEDESC
quot;,"state":"$SERVICESTATE
quot;,"notification_type":"$NOTIFICATIONTYPE
quot;,"output":"$SERVICEOUTPUT
quot;}'
}

# 2. Set notify-evohub as the service_notification_commands
#    of the contact your services notify.

# For host alerts: use $HOSTSTATE$ / $HOSTOUTPUT$ and
# leave "service" empty.

# Tip: if a check's output may contain quotes, use a small
# wrapper script that JSON-escapes it — raw quotes in
# $SERVICEOUTPUT$ can break the -d JSON.

Nagios + EvoHub — FAQ

How do I connect Nagios to EvoHub?

In EvoHub, go to On-Call → Integrations, add Nagios, and choose an escalation policy. Then configure Nagios with the integration URL EvoHub shows you — the exact steps are on this page.

Do Nagios alerts resolve automatically in EvoHub?

Resolves automatically on a Nagios RECOVERY notification.

How is the Nagios integration priced?

Integrations are included. EvoHub bills on usage, not per seat: an ingested alert costs 1 EvoHub token (about $0.015), push and webhook notifications are free, and every account gets 200 free tokens each month.