Hi all,
Why don't you use check_mk as nagios config generator?
I use it in production on CentOS for almost 2 years and I can name it a
great solution for monitoring automation.
For further info see:
On Tue, 12 Jun 2012 01:15:36 +0300
Christos Triantafyllidis <christos.triantafyllidis(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> long ago i volunteered myself to start the work on a tool that
> will create dynamic Nagios configuration based on external
> information (i.e. infra-hosts).
>
> You can find my work on this at:
>
git://fedorapeople.org/~ctria/DynamicNagiosConfig.git
>
> The idea is that there is a main configuration file:
> DNC.yml
> which specifies which modules to use to create the configuration.
> Given that the only information i could get from infra-hosts was the
> host's information itself this only does host configs but can be
> easily extended to support services, contacts etc.
>
> The execution is simple, checkout the infra hosts repository in
> sample_configs/infra-hosts folder and execute: ./DNC.py
>
> You should get all hosts at standard output.
>
> Finally a simple YAML based file module allows overrides to be
> specified.
>
> I'm willing to move this forward so i'd definitely like to hear your
> comments
A good start. ;)
So, what other information do we need to make this generate (most if
not all of our nagios configs)?
I'd guess:
- vpn info. I'd like to get our vpn info in there so we have the right
dependencies so we can only get one alert from a site being down
instead of 10. ;)
- contacts
- services - perhaps we could populate these in infra-hosts too? Not
sure how best to do this.
I guess the next step I would say is look at our current nagios config
and see how we can autogenerate the rest of it, or at least the parts
related to machines.
kevin
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