On 2/20/2013 5:09 PM, Sans wrote:
[snip]
Yes you can (overlooked that point, really) until a service
(nagios_service type) is defined. I think, my actual question would be,
how can I query if a host with certain name (property) is up and only
include that service if the node count is at least one or more.
I use a very bad hack to do this. I have a define that looks like this
(simplified):
define nagios::server::plugin ($inject_class) {
include $inject_class
}
The nagios server listens for exported resources of this type:
Nagios::Server::Plugin<<| |>>
If a class needs to be defined on the nagios server by a node, it simply
calls
@@nagios::server::plugin { ...:
inject_class => "<some plugin class>"
}
and the server will pick it up and realize it. As long as the plugin is
a class and not a define (and requires no params), there will be no harm
with multiple nodes broadcasting the same plugin; it will still be
realized only once.
-Taj.
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