At the moment, with distributed monitoring with NSCA, you have to have the
service defined on both icinga-servers.
This gives a lot of overhead when creating new services. Is it possible to
define a host or hostgroup on the master server that will automatically and
dynamically display and update hosts on the icinga-core web UI regardless of
what service it receives from the secondary icinga-server?
If I have a service that sends a check to the master server that is not
pre-defined on the master server, it will ignore it and the logs will just say
it ignored it because the service was not defined. Same if I don't have a host
pre-defined on the master server.
I am alright with creating just a host-file to define an IP and a name + alias
for a host, but having to redefine upto 20 services for a host with check_dummy
,et.c. seems a bit unnecessary.
Is it possible to somehow configure Icinga to accept any/all hosts and services
that comes through external commands or will there be a future release for this
function?
//Marko V
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