About NagMon
NagMon is built for system administrators and IT professionals who need to keep a constant eye on their infrastructure — wherever they are. Whether you're managing a small lab environment or overseeing a global network, NagMon delivers your Nagios data in a fast, iOS-native interface, with intuitive filtering and sorting tools that help you zero in on issues far faster than the web interface on a phone.
With a clean, mobile-optimized dashboard, you can see the health of your entire environment at a glance, drill down into specific hosts or services, and act on issues before they escalate — all without compromising your privacy.
No ads. No tracking. Just efficient, reliable monitoring on the go.
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Key Features
- At-a-Glance Dashboard Quickly assess overall site health with a clean, visual overview.
- Multiple Server Support Monitor several Nagios instances from a single app.
- Live Host & Service Monitoring Stay up to date with the latest checks and statuses.
- Advanced Filtering Instantly find hosts or services by name, status, or severity.
- Take Action Anywhere Acknowledge problems, schedule downtime, and trigger rechecks right from your phone.
- Secure Connectivity Connect using HTTPS and customizable endpoint settings.
- Privacy-First Design Absolutely no ads, analytics, or tracking.
App Information
Available Now on iOS
- Version2.0.1
- Size1.9 MB
- RequiresiOS 18.5 or later, iPadOS 18.5 or later
- PrivacyNo data collected — your data stays completely private on your device
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NagMon?
NagMon is a Nagios monitoring client for iOS. It connects to your existing Nagios infrastructure and delivers live host and service status, alert history, and an at-a-glance dashboard — an alternative to the Nagios web interface, tailored to iPhone and iPad and built for system administrators on the move.
Can I monitor more than one Nagios server?
Yes. NagMon supports multiple servers, so you can monitor several Nagios instances from a single app and switch between them easily.
How do alerts work?
Alerting stays your Nagios server's job — it keeps sending notifications (typically email) exactly as you've configured it. NagMon is where you go next: open it to see the alert history, the full scope of the problem, and the live plugin output, then acknowledge or schedule downtime right from your phone. NagMon does not send push notifications.
Is the connection to my server secure?
Yes. NagMon connects to your Nagios instance over HTTPS with customizable endpoint settings, so it fits how your infrastructure is set up.
Does NagMon collect any of my data?
No. NagMon collects no data at all — no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Everything related to your use of the app stays on your device.
Guides & Resources
- Getting Started with NagMon From install to your first live Nagios data — the demo server, the connection form field by field, and a tour of the tabs.
- Troubleshooting & FAQ The "unable to connect" checklist, authentication problems, and how to report a bug.
- Monitor Nagios From Your iPhone Every practical way to check Nagios from a phone, with honest trade-offs.
- Nagios Email Notifications Set up, tune, and troubleshoot the alerts your Nagios server sends.
- The Nagios JSON API statusjson.cgi and friends, with curl examples and a live demo server.
- Secure Remote Access to Nagios VPNs, HTTPS, read-only accounts, and a hardening checklist.