Service escalations without contacts or groups defined on the services themselves
Chris Beattie
cbeattie at geninfo.com
Wed Jul 6 22:31:22 CEST 2011
Kevin Kenny wrote:
> I find this a convenient configuration because it means I don't have to
> explicitly define contacts or contact groups at either the service
> template or service check itself and makes management somewhat simpler.
Well, that's one way to do it, but...
> Despite the warnings, and even though this configuration works just
> fine, is it recommended?
...I can't recommend it, personally. It may work for you now, but it
won't scale up. I have over a thousand hosts and ten thousand services.
My preflight check has to be clean, or I would miss one new
configuration warning as ten thousand preventable warnings scrolled past.
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-Chris
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