On 08/10/11 21:22, Chris Phillips wrote:
What better way to monitor the puppet runs than by executing that run as
part of the check?
I assume your Nagios plugin execution timeout must be insanely long? :)
In the past I have considered using Nagios for things other than
monitoring, and likewise using Puppet for things other than
configuration. On both counts I decided it was probably best to set a
boundary and not wilfully abuse these tools, since it's likely to go
wrong sooner or later! In my organisation we use Nagios only to monitor,
and Puppet only to configure.
Have fun!
Jonathan
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