On 1/13/12 2:44 AM, Morty wrote:
> I've gotten check_cluster working to monitor a service cluster per the
> docs. It works at a basic level. Thanks!
>
> Problem: service definitions seem to require an associated host or
> hostgroup. I don't want to tie the check_cluster to an individual
> host, because if that host goes down, a different host in the cluster
> could still be up. But I also don't want it tied to every host in the
> cluster because then I could get duplicate notifications.
>
> What am I missing?
>
The easy solution. Add a host entry called "WWW-Cluster1" or whatever
you want it to be called.. Set the ip address to 127.0.0.1, and your
host up/down check to some always-alive check ("echo OK" will do fine).
Then attach your cluster services to that. You could even have your
host availability check be a check_cluster command that pings all your
hosts.
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Mike Lindsey
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