I've got a medium site monitored with Nagios, and really like the
changes in V2 :)
Here's one thing I have not been able to figure out how to handle:
I monitor service X on about a dozen machines
Some of those machines run testcases, which interfere with service X
1) I want to stop notifications before running those testcases
2) I want to run the testcases, which corrupt, fill service X
without flooding myself with mails
3) After the testcases are run, I want to re-enable notifications
4) This must all be scriptable
My first thought was NSCA, but I can't see how to have it do more than
the usual passive notification it seems designed for.
My next thought was to ssh from the monitored host to the server,
with a dedicated key (only able to start/stop notification), and have
a script on the monitoring server that dis/en-abled notifications.
The problem is that the ssh approach looks to work, but requires
different scripts, and keys for each scenario - I just don't seee
it scaling well.
Has anyone done something like this already ?
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