Hi list,
We often have nagios checks time out when servers are under heavy load. One
check tests nrpe, if that fails or times out I want notifications for other
services on the same host to be suppressed. To do this I am using
servicedepenency.
Looking at nagios logs I can see that all other checks, both nrpe and remote,
are running before test_nrpe. That means, at least for the first cycle of
failed checks, that notifications for all services will be sent.
Is it possible to control the order in which nagios checks run? Or am I just
doing something wrong? Please see sample config below:
define servicedependency {
host_name vm-foo2
service_description test_nrpe
dependent_host_name vm-foo2
dependent_service_description
nrpe_check_load,nrpe_check_ntp_time,nrpe_check_root,nrpe_check_swap,nrpe_check_ro_mounts
notification_failure_criteria c,u
execution_failure_criteria n
}
Thanks,
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