> Thanks for the tip, are you able to provide an example of how to define
> the services I want for my host using the technique you describe ?
You're nesting types without purpose, you don't use the dictionary
key for anything. You also only override a single element within your
dictionary.
If you do need overrides and simply did not show it, here are two
scenarios (untested) which build a dynamic service name:
***** no override facility ******
object Host "my-server" {
...
vars.basic_partitions = [ "/", "/tmp", "/var", "/home" ]
vars.other_partitions = [ "/var/lib/foo", "/var/lib/baz" ]
}
apply Service "basic disk " for (part in host.vars.basic_partitions) {
...
// Leverage part against some check command...
assign where host.vars.basic_partitions
}
apply Service "other disk " for (part in host.vars.otherc_partitions) {
...
// Leverage part against some check command...
assign where host.vars.other_partitions
}
***** with override facility ******
object Host "my-server" {
...
vars.basic_partitions["/"] = {
override_a = "foo"
override_b = "bar"
}
vars.basic_partitions["/tmp"] = {
override_a = "foo"
override_b = "bar"
}
vars.basic_partitions["/var"] = {
override_a = "foo"
override_b = "bar"
}
}
apply Service "basic disk " for (part => config in host.vars.basic_partitions) {
...
// Leverage part against some check command...
vars += config
assign where host.vars.other_partitions
}
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