Hi,
We are expanding our deployment of mod_gearman workers and need to switch several 100s of hosts to a new worker.
To do this, we need to remove a mg_objects_ hostgroup currently set on each host (not inherited) and add a new, different mg_objects hostgroup.
What would be the easiest way to do this?
We've looked at using the Bulk Modifications Tool, but it is really cumbersome to remove a hostgroup from large numbers of individual hosts using it....
Is there a better solution?
Replace hostgroup on 100's of hosts
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benjaminsmith
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Re: Replace hostgroup on 100's of hosts
Hi @ottow,
The other solution would be to script this out using the API, see the PUT config/hostgroup/<hostgroup_name> endpoint. If this something you commonly do, then it makes sense to take a little more time to do this programitcally. One caveat, that endpoint will overwrite the entire host group, you cannot append a single member to the hostgroup using the PUT option.
Otherwise, the Remove Host Group in the Bulk Mods Tool is probably the best choice.
Regards,
Benjamin
The other solution would be to script this out using the API, see the PUT config/hostgroup/<hostgroup_name> endpoint. If this something you commonly do, then it makes sense to take a little more time to do this programitcally. One caveat, that endpoint will overwrite the entire host group, you cannot append a single member to the hostgroup using the PUT option.
Otherwise, the Remove Host Group in the Bulk Mods Tool is probably the best choice.
Regards,
Benjamin
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Re: Replace hostgroup on 100's of hosts
I see. Thanks.
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Re: Replace hostgroup on 100's of hosts
Hi Ottow,
Let's know if you have any other questions or if it's okay to close this topic.
Best Regards
Let's know if you have any other questions or if it's okay to close this topic.
Best Regards
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