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docker-compose Icinga stack
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How to enable the monitoring module? #14

Closed ScriptJunky closed 2 years ago

ScriptJunky commented 3 years ago

I've had a good bit of time working on this one, and from what I have been able to discern, the biggest issue is that the ido database for icinga2 is not present. Without monitoring, some other modules do not work. Manually installing ido-mysql breaks other parts of the icinga2 environment, so that seems like a no go as well.

Are there any docs available for getting the monitoring module functional?

mneundorfer commented 3 years ago

Did you have any luck solving this? I'm stuck at the same point currently, and have no clue on how to proceed

NCPSAdesso commented 2 years ago

same here !

djeclemen commented 2 years ago

Looks like we are missing this step in the docker image https://icinga.com/docs/icinga-2/latest/doc/02-installation/01-Debian/#ido-with-mysql

lippserd commented 2 years ago

We released Icinga DB v1.0.0 today and PR #33 will update everything needed to run it. Also, all modules now have Icinga DB support.