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Description: An event handler in Nagios is a script that executes when a service or host changes state, allowing for automated responses. These scripts are fundamental for proactive management of IT infrastructure, enabling system administrators to react quickly to potential issues. Event handlers can be configured to perform various actions, such as restarting services, sending […]