Monarch (aka GroundWork Monitor Architect) has seized to be available on its own. Their latest standalone release was from july 2008, and has the following release notes:
[quote]GroundWork Monitor Architect (Monarch) is a full-featured, easy-to-use configuration system for use with Nagios. Monarch consists of a set of tools that allow a user to easily configure and maintain Nagios using GroundWork Monitor, without editing the Nagios configuration files directly.
GroundWork Monitor Architect (Monarch) is a primary component of GroundWork Monitor, GroundWork’s open source IT infrastructure monitoring solution, but it is also available as source to build for standalone Nagios. Based on Nagios and several other leading open source technologies, GroundWork Monitor delivers enterprise-class availability and performance for a fraction of the cost of commercial alternatives.
Monarch 2.5 (standalone) is available here on sourceforge and from our ftp site at:
ftp://archive.groundworkopensource.com/pub/monarch/monarch-2.5.0.tar.gz
The Monarch standalone version includes many bug fixes and enhancement to Monarch the Nagios configuration tool. Monarch standalone is the same version as shipped with GroundWork Monitor 5.2.
Monarch 2.5 will be the last standalone release. Since Monarch is an integral part of GroundWork Monitor any future Monarch releases will be integral to GroundWork Monitor.
The source tree is public and located at:
http://archive.groundworkopensource.com/groundwork-opensource/trunk/monarch
Note: The scripts to build a standalone Monarch distribution are still available at: http://archive.groundworkopensource.com/groundwork-opensource/trunk/monarch/standalone
There are no plans at this point to update these build scripts further: GroundWork will look to the community (you!) to maintain them, and will publish community-contributed build updates.
The forums for Monarch are available at:
http://www.groundworkopensource.com/community/forums/[/quote]
Since this program is no longer being maintained on its own, I am removing the ‘sticky’…