BPI Consider Soft State as PROBLEM
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 9:20 am
Hello experts. I'm heavily using Nagios BPI on my server, but a only noticed one little problem with this amazing addon just now.
I'm grouping several checks on a BPI an creating a single check for the BPI group, so, the only notificaiton that Nagios generates is the BPI group (I'm disabling notifications to the services inside the bpi group).
With this new policy I've noticed that problem:
A BPI group considered a service in a soft state as a problem. This is very bad for me because a have services that must be checked up to 10 times before entering in a hard state. With that my BPI check enter hard state before it should as you may see in the example above:
Service still in soft state but it's an essential member: Because the essential member it's critical, the whole group it's considered as critical(This is correct, but, BPI didn't considered that this service wasn't in a hard state): The bpi service check it's now with CRITICAL state, but we know that this is a false alarm:
How about that? Is it possible to configure BPI to consider only hard state?
I'm grouping several checks on a BPI an creating a single check for the BPI group, so, the only notificaiton that Nagios generates is the BPI group (I'm disabling notifications to the services inside the bpi group).
With this new policy I've noticed that problem:
A BPI group considered a service in a soft state as a problem. This is very bad for me because a have services that must be checked up to 10 times before entering in a hard state. With that my BPI check enter hard state before it should as you may see in the example above:
Service still in soft state but it's an essential member: Because the essential member it's critical, the whole group it's considered as critical(This is correct, but, BPI didn't considered that this service wasn't in a hard state): The bpi service check it's now with CRITICAL state, but we know that this is a false alarm:
How about that? Is it possible to configure BPI to consider only hard state?