Hi,
I have an icinga2 (2.5.4) cluster with two masters running fedora 23 in
a top-down configuration.
One master has zones.d/master and zones.d/global-templates that the info
is sent via api to the other master on /var/lib/icinga2/api....
I just started adding services and found issues when dealing with the
check_procs file:
On the global-templates/services.conf file, my check_procs looks like this:
apply Service "procs" {
import "generic-service"
check_command = "procs"
command_endpoint = host.vars.client_endpoint
vars.procs_warning = 300
vars.procs_critical = 310
assign where host.vars.client_endpoint
}
Those limit values are just fine for most of the machines but for some I
want to tweak those values by re-defining the limits on the specific
hosts defined on : zones/master/hosts.conf
The problem is that those values are not being used and I got
notifications for problems that really shouldn't.
On the web interface next to a big Critical box are the different
hostname:procs alerts.
If I click on the hostname, the panel on the right shows in the Custom
variables area, my values
If I click on the procs, then the performance data shows me values
defined in the service.
Ideally I would expect for the variables to be read so that I can keep
all the configuration in the same set of files and push from one server
to all the clients.
With the disk partitions checks, the variables are honored and I can
have the specific partitions in the different machines checked just fine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
j
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