On 06/02/17 09:58, Jan Matis wrote:
Thank you.
>are you using an automated method to register the hosts
yes
>you can just add the host (via templates) to the host group and that
way any service check assigned to the group will be applied to the
host in that group.
That is exactly what I'm doing. The problem is I have an exception of
this rule and I wanted to avoid hard coding those exceptions into my
"autoregister" script and just set them in services.
Jan
Can you share the error you are getting ? it would be helpful to help
understand the issue.
On Sun, Feb 5, 2017 at 1:35 PM, Assaf Flatto <ici...@flatto.net
<mailto:ici...@flatto.net>> wrote:
On 02/02/17 18:32, Jan Matis wrote:
Hi all,
this is to my understanding quite easily achievable in icinga2
: (not tested, but this is where i'd start )
apply Service "app: tomcat" {
import "generic-service"
check_command = "nrpe"
vars.nrpe_command = "check_tomcat"
assign where "tomcats" in host.groups
ignore where match("internal*", host.name <http://host.name>)
}
Unfortunately, I have icinga1 on the server, where I need to
implement this
(and no power over changing to icinga2), so I have started with
define service{
use generic-service-nobody
hostgroups tomcats
host_name !internal*
service_description app: tomcat
check_command check_nrpe!check_tomcat
}
the usage of * failed during service icinga checkconfig
and after going through icinga1 documentation I'm starting to
think this it not possible in icinga1.
The reason why I'm trying to do this, is that we have host
definitions that include aws instanceid in the host name and
those instance ids are changing in time. so I also can not write
whole host name (as internal_i-234sdq234) because upon next
icinga restart that host definition might not exist anymore and
there could be another (internal-i_123asdf324tre )
Is there any way to use regular expression in service definitions
in icinga1 ? Or any other way of achieving this in icinga1 ?
many thanks in advance
Jan
Yes it possible, are you using an automated method to register the
hosts ?
you can just add the host (via templates) to the host group and
that way any service check assigned to the group will be applied
to the host in that group.
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