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sspence wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2023 6:52 am I created a python script that checks the status of a rundeck job. I created a second script that gets a list of scheduled jobs (there are many, hence the config file instead of creating each one in the GUI manually). It creates a config file for Nagios, so that Nagios can report the status of daily rundeck jobs (running, completed, failed). The issue I'm having is working out the syntax of the config file so that there is an entry for each scheduled job (done) and calls the status script with a job ID, which will return the execution code. There are no hosts or host addresses to pass, just the job ID which I have in my created config file. Any guidance? I've looked at https://www.tutorialspoint.com/nagios/n ... rvices.htm and gleaned no guidance.

define host {
        host_name rundeck_jobs
        alias Rundeck Jobs
        use generic-host
        active_checks_enabled 0
        passive_checks_enabled 0
        ; Other configuration items as needed
}

define service {
        host_name rundeck_jobs
        service_description job_name1
        use generic-service
        check_command check_rundeck_job!1234
        ; Other configuration items as needed
}


define service {
        host_name rundeck_jobs
        service_description job_name2
        use generic-service
        check_command check_rundeck_job!2345
        ; Other configuration items as needed
}

define command {
    command_name    check_rundeck_job
    command_line    $USER1$/check_rundeck_job $ARG1$
}

pipendo wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2023 8:28 pm You may set service checks in your geometry dash meltdown Nagios configuration file for each scheduled Rundeck task. This allows you to construct a file that uses a custom Python script to verify the status of numerous jobs. You may construct unique service checks for each task by iterating over the job IDs that are included in your built config file.