Hello, I'm a bit hung up on a problem with the Nagios cookbook when using host groups without any nodes. Here's the situation: I have a `loadbalancer-snowflake` role. This is so I can monitor the loadbalancers without rebuilding them (which I will, but not for a few months.) In the `production` environment, I have a few of these nodes. However, in the `staging` environment, I don't have any of them. The effect of this is it creates the host group block: define hostgroup { hostgroup_name loadbalancer-snowflake alias loadbalancer-snowflake } And the command block (this is on the server, since it is performed remotely): define command { command_name check_loadbalancer-snowflake-http command_line $USER1$/check_http -I $HOSTADDRESS$ -e "HTTP/1.1 200" -w 3 -c 5 } However when it adds the service block: define service { service_description loadbalancer-snowflake-http hostgroup_name loadbalancer-snowflake check_command check_loadbalancer-snowflake-http use default-service } it complains about "Could not expand hostgroups and/or hosts specified in service". This is because the Hostgroup is empty. Has anyone experienced before? Is there a good solution to it? I considered altering it to not output the service if no hosts exist for it, but then found this monstrosity: https://github.com/opscode-cookbooks/nagios/blob/master/templates/default/services.cfg.erb#L17 I'd be willing to submit a PR to alter this behavior, but it looks like this might require a semi-substantial change. Any feedback to that point? This cookbook could use refactoring :) Graham |
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