Am 29.05.2017 um 13:01 schrieb Jayapandian Ponraj:
I do understand that the initial loading can be huge but i have seen
director get unresponsive
even after the inital load, like when defining sync properties.
I would like to have atleast the basic hostalive check across all boxes.
In order to achieve this
do we have a way to just import nodes without facts and classes.
I'd strongly suggest to create a custom defined type in Puppet, like this:
monitor/manifests/host.pp:
define monitor::host($fqdn = $title, $display_name, $ip, $vars) {
# no body required
}
For every host, eventually based on conditions:
monitor::host { $::fqdn:
display_name => $::hostname,
ip => $::ipaddress,
vars => {
os => $::osfamily,
# ...
}
}
And then collect monitor::host with the puppetdb module. Quick & dirty,
but should perfectly do the job.
In a way the feature am asking for is filtering at source, which I guess
is not available for puppetdb.
For now please do so using conditionals in your Puppet manifest, like:
if ($::environment == "production") {
monitor::host { ... }
}
That's it. Filtering at source would be a nice feature, currently it
isn't scheduled.
Can you give some examples of what works, like which fields can be used
for filters in a typical icinga::object::host object.
I would strongly suggest to opt for custom defined types as shown above.
It's easy to handle and avoids some layers of abstraction.
Cheers,
Thomas
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