Multiple host service detail on one page

[Sean McAfee]

Kevin Keane wrote:
> I don't know about Nick's needs, but I would be interested in something 
> extremely similar. However, hostgroups wouldn't do it for me because I 
> am not really interest in the host status, but rather would like to see 
> just one status per host. For instance, to borrow Nick's example:
> 
> HOSTNAME1, HOSTNAME2 and HOSTNAME3 may each have services MEMORY, CPU, 
> EXCHANGEQUEUELENGTH. What I would be interested in is a page that shows 
> only EXCHANGEQUEUELENGTH for all three hosts, omitting MEMORY and CPU.
> 
> Is this possible?

Yep.

If you're OK not being able to kick off individual checks for memory or 
CPU, check_multi will combine multiple checks into a single check.  As 
an example, you could make check_webserver kick off the check_http, 
check_ssh, and check_ping binaries and return a single exit code.

However, if you want the individual checks to still be separate, 
check_cluster will display a status based on the current status of 
stand-alone checks.

-- 
Sean McAfee
System Engineer

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