fschaer
commented
9 years ago Hi Sergiu,
In order to add an mrpe service check, you should add on the host definition itself something like that :
omd::check_mk::mrpe::check{rw_filesystems: command=>'
In order to add a legacy check, you should add something like this in the nagios host puppet catalog (manifests) :
create a nagios command, and use it
omd::nagios::command {check_nrpe_long: site=>'irfu', command => '/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -u -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -c $ARG1$ -t $ARG2$'} omd::check_mk::legacy::service {'c6100 battery': site=> 'irfu', command =>'check_nrpe_long!megaclimon!60', mk_tags=>['C6100']}
This is assuming you have an nrpe configuration in place. In order to be able to monitor several king of hosts in several OMD “sites” (omd instances on the same monitoring host), I have resorted to defining some hosts in : /etc/check_mk/conf.d/omd-all
This directory is then synced into
/omd/sites/
In this dir, you’ll find a “puppet” subdir where I store all puppet related conf, and this dir is managed, meaning everything you manually change will be overwritten/deleted. But you can feel free to add other subdirs or files in the conf.d directory if you wish.
Hoping this answers your question ? Regards
SergiuCip
Hi there,
First of all thank you for creating this module.
As I am new to Puppet and OMD I was wondering how do you add a service to a host? As I have tried but failed. Also, I cannot find where the check_mk stores its hosts in order to add the service manually or to customize this module according to my needs.
I have been using Nagios for a while now, however, where I had a directory with all the hosts, however, I was trying to look for one after I have installed OMD using your module and I am unable to find one.
Thank you,
Regards, Cip