I have a need to check about 10 server partitions on 1200 servers in a
distributed Nagios environment. Down the road, I would probably use event
handlers to correct known space issues for certain partitions.
My question is is it significantly more efficient to check all of the
partitions in a single check or seperate checks ? All of the servers being
checked are identical in configuration & build and all have the same partitions.
If I run this service check :
check_command
check_space!15%!10%!/opt!/tmp!/VMware!/test!/var!/work!/steve!/partition1
With this in commands.cfg :
define command {
command_name check_space
command_line $USER1$/check_by_ssh -H $HOSTNAME$ -C "/usr/local/nagios
/libexec/check_disk -w $ARG1$ -c $ARG2$ -p $ARG3$ -p $ARG4$ -p $ARG5$ -p $ARG6$
-p $ARG7$ -p $ARG8$" -q
}
This does work, but I am wondering if I am running the check 1x for each
partition listed or is it running 1x and giving me back all partition info. (
kind of like a df -h )
Also, if I run it like this, is there an easy way to configure event handlers
to run for the specific partition that has alerted? Since a space issue in
/tmp is not due to the same issue that /work fills up.
Thanks,
Steve
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