I'm needing to create service groups for specific disk service checks on a large number of like servers.
Think 600 web servers with identical disk configuration, and I need to be able to Top XX for each C:, D:, etc. The best way I can think to do this at this point, is to put all like drive service checks in their own service group and build a view/dashboard showing the TopXX for each SG. Problem is, with the existing UI, going through and picking out 600x5 service checks and adding to a SG is a bit laborious.
Any ideas for getting this done faster?
TIA,
AJ
Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
Andrew J. - Do you even grok?
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Re: Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
If the services are not set up with different command values I see no reason why you cannot just grab those 5 services, then assign them to a service group, and assign that service group to your hosts.
Re: Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
Yeah, that's the same thought I had. But they are existing services that I'm not certain of any threshold variances.
I'm working to get sign-off from involved parties to say this global change is OK.
If I remember from some of the other single-host to group assignment changes I've made, I can retain the historical data. If I apply a service check to a group where that check already exists applied to individual hosts, then remove the individual checks in CCM, the historical data will be retained, correct?
I'm working to get sign-off from involved parties to say this global change is OK.
If I remember from some of the other single-host to group assignment changes I've made, I can retain the historical data. If I apply a service check to a group where that check already exists applied to individual hosts, then remove the individual checks in CCM, the historical data will be retained, correct?
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Re: Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
I will have to take a look and see how they react, I believe, that as long as the service name stays constant this should be the case. Don't quote me on that though, until it is verified. I suppose it would be easy to test in your environment too. Let us know!
Re: Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
I've verified it. It's working for me.
I did some tests on a test setup and then verified in production. Looks good.
Now with the ServiceGroups built for each like drive letter, I can take filtered sets from the "Metrics" screen and build a comprehensive dashboard for TopXX disk usage in this large environment.
Thanks
I did some tests on a test setup and then verified in production. Looks good.
Now with the ServiceGroups built for each like drive letter, I can take filtered sets from the "Metrics" screen and build a comprehensive dashboard for TopXX disk usage in this large environment.
Thanks
Andrew J. - Do you even grok?
Re: Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
Awesome. Can this thread be locked now?
Former Nagios employee
Re: Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
Sure. I'm thinking through some feature requests as a result of this issue. Good things that I think XI users would be pleased with.
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Re: Easier way to filter services and add to SvcGrp
Great! Just send them over to:
tracker.nagios.com
From there we can look through them and possibly add some to our internal development tracker.
tracker.nagios.com
From there we can look through them and possibly add some to our internal development tracker.