clustered solution, how to edit configs?

[Morrey, Steven]

Have you looked into DNX?

-----Original Message-----
From: Cory Coager [mailto:ccoager at davisvision.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 6:52 AM
To: Nagios Users List
Subject: [Nagios-users] clustered solution, how to edit configs?

I'm planning on creating a nagios cluster using the following guidelines
from http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/1_0/distributed.html .  I was
thinking of using multiple nagios agents that use a submit_check_result
script to send the results to two frontends using nsca.  Here is where
I'm stuck though.

I want to have the same configs on every server but have random checks
enabled/disabled so the load is distributed.  I also want to edit all
the configs from one location in one directory.  I don't want to search
for service checks in multiple directories, e.g., where is service
check23?  Is it in folder2 or folder13?

How can I accomplish this?  Does someone have a solution already or do I
need to do something creative?  I was thinking I could edit all the
configs from one location, submit them to a version control repository,
the agents automatically download new configs from the repository via
crontab and nagios is reload if and only if they pass sanity checks.
Thats a nice start but I'm still stuck on, how do I distribute the
load?  How can I specify which checks are enabled on serverA while the
rest are disabled with my requirements that I stated earlier.  I don't
mind scripting a solution to make this possible but I need some creative
ideas.

Hoping someone can help me out!


~Cory Coager



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