Hello all,
I am using Icinga2 to do some service monitoring across a number of
nodes, and had a question about aggregating notifications. Suppose I had
some service running on all my machines and for whatever reason, the
service goes down on all my hosts. Is there anyway to send out one
notif
Hey all,
I'm running a simple icinga2 setup that uses a Master endpoint and
multiple Client endpoints. I was wondering if it is possible to have
overlapping zones?
For example, could a client be a member of more than one zone?
Thanks,
Isaac
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The reason I ask is because I am trying to aggregate notifications. I
have some services that run across multiple endpoints, and I don't want
to get spammed with say 40 emails if a service dies on 40 nodes. I was
hoping that by grouping endpoints into zones in a high-availability
setup, I could
Thanks, this has been very insightful. Lastly, with respect to the
"aggregate check" constructed by Michael Martinez, where would that
function be defined? conf.d/services.conf on the master node?
conf.d/notifications.conf?
Is this type of check possible with a bottom-up approach? Or should I
Hello all,
I am running icinga2 with the command endpoint configuration. I noticed
that one of the downsides is that CheckCommand objects must be defined
on all the client endpoints.
As per the docs, I created a global-zone on the master node and on the
client node, which should allow for th
Hey Antony,
Thank you for the response, and yes the CheckCommand was defined in the
global zone. I just foolishly forgot to restart icinga on the client
node. Once I did that, all the config options were pushed to the node as
expected.
My new question is that, if I create a custom plugin. Do
Hello everyone,
I am using a command endpoint configuration on icinga2 and following the
docs, I created a directory /etc/icinga2/zones.d/master on the master
node to hold my host, service, and command info. But, in trying to sync
configurations to all my clients, the docs recommended creating
Hello all,
I'm writing to you because I am having some issues with notifications. I
have a notification object with interval of 0, times.begin set to 30m
and triggers when a service in the group it's assigned to goes critical.
I can tell the notification is correctly applied to its specified
Version: 2.6.0
config objects:
Notification Object:
Object 'icinga2!aggregate raid lsi!Level 1 Aggregate' of type
'Notification':
% declared in '/etc/icinga2/zones.d/master/notifications.conf', lines
23:1-23:49
* __name = "icinga2!aggregate raid lsi!Level 1 Aggregate"
* command = "mail-se
Hello all,
I am encountering an issue where icinga crashes and I think it is due to
a service producing a large plugin output. I saw on github that the
issue was addressed but was not sure if it actually got fixed at all.
If the issue has been fixed already, how would I update icinga2 to
inc
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