Try Alerta using Vagrant

To run Alerta in a vagrant virtual machine run:

$ git clone https://github.com/alerta/vagrant-try-alerta.git
$ cd vagrant-try-alerta
$ vagrant up alerta

To run Nagios and Alerta in the same virtual machine run:

$ git clone https://github.com/alerta/vagrant-try-alerta.git
$ cd vagrant-try-alerta
$ vagrant up alerta-nagios3
$ vagrant ssh alerta-nagios3

To run Zabbix and Alerta in the same virtual machine run:

$ git clone https://github.com/alerta/vagrant-try-alerta.git
$ cd vagrant-try-alerta
$ vagrant up alerta-zabbix
$ vagrant ssh alerta-zabbix

To run Riemann and Alerta in the same virtual machine run:

$ git clone https://github.com/alerta/vagrant-try-alerta.git
$ cd vagrant-try-alerta
$ vagrant up alerta-riemann
$ vagrant ssh alerta-riemann

To run Sensu and Alerta in the same virtual machine run:

$ git clone https://github.com/alerta/vagrant-try-alerta.git
$ cd vagrant-try-alerta
$ vagrant up alerta-sensu
$ vagrant ssh alerta-sensu

To run ELK stack (ie. Logstash & Kibana) and Alerta in the same virtual machine run:

$ git clone https://github.com/alerta/vagrant-try-alerta.git
$ cd vagrant-try-alerta
$ vagrant up alerta-kibana
$ vagrant ssh alerta-kibana

To use the command-line tools on the Alerta-Nagios3 vagrant box, for example, run:

$ vagrant ssh alerta
$ alerta send -r web01 -e NodeDown -s major -S Web -E Production -t "Server down."
$ alerta query

Each vagrant box is configured to use a different IP address:

To use the web-based console for the Alerta Riemann vagrant box, for example:

To access the API:

To view the application management web pages:

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