Hi there
I am currently in the progress of rebuilding our quite complex Icinga
config and am enjoying the new apply syntax rather than lots of
repetition of define service or having quite complex code to try and
build up a long list of hosts that need this service based on our
management database and then spitting out one define service with a long
list of hostnames
The issue I am having though is when I have multiple related services on
the same host, in the documentation it shows how you can define an array
of disk partitions for a host, then pass this list to a check, but this
only creates a single service
|object Host "my-server" {
vars.local_disks["basic-partitions"] = {
disk_partitions = [ "/", "/tmp", "/var", "/home" ]
}
}
apply Service for (disk => config in host.vars.local_disks) {
import "generic-service"
check_command = "my-disk"
vars += config
assign where host.vars.local_disks
}|
So my question is, if I wanted to have service checks that were like
"disk /var", "disk /home" etc is this possible using the apply syntax ?
These are not the actual checks I need, they are just for illustrative
purposes, but it's the same principle of creating one service check per
entry in the vars array for that host
--
Will Tatam
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