Nagios: AUTOMATION + Screenshots#18
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This is great. Sorry has taken so long but a few things. First, can you re-submit as a pull request to the main Calavera? https://github.com/CharlesTBetz/Calavera. Second, to run a .sh file as part of Vagrant provisioning requires update to Vagrantfile. We may want to look at doing this in Chef. Finally we can't have password prompt, so we need some workaround there, and I think that will be easier in Chef. |
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OK, now that we have a dev branch on main - have a look at the Vagrantfile, this is where shell scripts are kicked off, and at the directory structure. We need to add a Nervios cookbook and a shared NagiosClient recipe that can be run by all nodes. |
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This is my take on automating Nagios for future labs.
Prerequisites:
Proof: screenshots
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