Hi,

I've been wondering about what to do when configuration files change on 
services that I don't want to automatically restart. It's simple enough to 
make it automatically restart by having the file notify the service, but 
for important services I thought it would be good to have a module that 
could track when a dependent file (or whatever) changes, and updates a 
marker file that can then be exposed to monitoring or facts or whatever. 
The file could notify this module resource, which would touch a marker file 
relating to a particular service. We can then see through facts or 
monitoring which nodes need service X to be restarted, and do that manually 
using orchestration tool of choice.

Has anyone else had the same requirement and made anything similar? I'll 
probably try throwing together a module to do something like this but if 
there's anything like this already in the wild I'd be interested to see it.

Cheers
Nick

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