[hobbit] Is there a way to clone host definitions in bb-hosts?
John Burk
john.d.burk at gmail.com
Wed Jun 11 02:50:11 CEST 2008
let's just assume that after wrangling *nix machines for over 20 years
I'm familiar with a couple of shells.
What I'm looking for is a more helpful answer; loading several files
up into vi and doing a search and replace on all lines that match a
pattern feels kludgy to me.
2008/6/10 Josh Luthman <josh at imaginenetworksllc.com>:
> Get familiar with bash or tcsh =)
>
> On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 7:29 PM, John Burk <john.d.burk at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I'm using hobbit for monitoring a compute cluster of nearly 1000
>> identical hosts. I'm using includes in my bb-hosts to keep the file
>> length down, but my included files are comprised of hundreds of hosts
>> all identical except for the ipaddresses and hostnames.
>>
>> Surely there must be a way to template this, I just can't find it in
>> the bb-hosts manpage...
>>
>> << bb-hosts >>
>> ==============================
>> 172.16.133.45 spork # bbd http://spork/
>>
>> group Qube Supervisor
>> 172.16.136.68 greenjeans # conn mysql RAID
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> TRENDS:*,vmstat:vmstat|vmstat5,mysql:mysql|mysqlthreadsconnected|mysqlthreadrunqueue|mysqlopenfiles|mysqlopentables|mysqlopenedtables|mysqlrestrictiontablerowcount
>>
>> page farm Farm Hosts
>>
>> include clients.d/opteron
>> include clients.d/rfl
>> include clients.d/hp_blade
>> ==============================
>>
>>
>>
>> Right now I'm doing this:
>> << clients.d/hpblade >>
>> ==============================
>> subpage chassis01 bladeChassis 01
>> 172.16.131.20 rn0101 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.21 rn0102 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.22 rn0103 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.23 rn0104 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.24 rn0105 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.25 rn0106 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.26 rn0107 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.27 rn0108 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.28 rn0109 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.29 rn0110 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.30 rn0111 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.31 rn0112 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.32 rn0113 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.33 rn0114 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.34 rn0115 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.35 rn0116 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>>
>> subpage chassis02 bladeChassis 02
>> 172.16.131.60 rn0201 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.61 rn0202 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.62 rn0203 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>> 172.16.131.63 rn0204 # NOPROPRED:+cpu NOPROPYELLOW:+memory
>> NOCOLUMNS:files,ports
>>
>> and so on in mind-numbing repetition...
>> ==============================
>>
>> I'd like to be able to define the tags in a template, and simply use
>> that template. Does this mechanism exist in bb-host? That way
>> if/when I need to change the tags for all my hosts, I only need to do
>> it in one place, and not on every line in 3 different files.
>>
>>
>> John Burk
>>
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