Hi, I'm moving our monitoring configuration from custom-script to puppet. One of my main issue is that I have some nagios groups with many host on them. For exemple, a group for all host which have a munin-node running, a group for the others, etc ... So, my goal is to be able to make a nagios_host belong to a list of group in a non-static way (the list of groups is generated from the different puppet classes run on each node). The first thing I thought of was to use a list, for exemple : @@nagios_host { "foo": [...] hostgroups => [ "group1", "group2" ] }
So that I could easily extend it with something like : Nagios_host["foo"] { hostgroups +> ["group3"] } But, afaik, puppet does not yet support this (reported as bug #4020) (We use puppet 2.6.9). So, my second approach is to use tags and nagios_hostgroups, for exemple : nagios_host { "foo": [...] tag => ["X","Y"] } nagios_host { "bar": [...] tag => ["Y", "Z"] } nagios_hostgroup { "Y": [...] members => somemagicfunction("Y") } Here, the "somemagicfunction" should be able to find all the list of Nagios_host resources with the tag "Y", and return a list of their title, so something like "foo,bar". Any way to do this ? Or is their any better solution/workaround ? Regards, Maxence -- Maxence Dunnewind
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