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A nagios class that will contain checks that can be used elsewhere

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released Aug 4th 2015
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    concrete/nagios — version 1.0.0 Aug 4th 2015

    nagios

    A puppet nagios module, focusing primarily on configuration of checks and clients.

    The server submodule provides a built, nagios server. It will some further configuration to work completly from scratch, as this was not the intention of the module, however it will work. The most important module is nagios::server::config which will ensure it compiles the client checks, but you will probably also want nagios::server::clean, nagios::server::nrpe, nagios::server::event_handler (and maybe nagios::server::iostat). The details of these are in the manifest documentation.

    The client class will set up a host on the nagios server. The basic class is nagios::client - there are then a series of nagios::nrpe::* which will install and configure individual checks for you. The names of the modules should be fairly self explanatory, but there should be some help in the manifest documentation.