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Hello!,
Just started working with this package and have to say is great!.
Was playing with the Supervisor class and would love to have an option specify the path where supervisorctl resides as well to be able to define where the configuration may reside.
There are some scenarios where the
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Hi,
I've an installation with more than 500 hosts, and when 500 hosts is exceeded the Network Parents section explode with this error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/adagios/views.py", line 43, in wrapper
result = view_func(request, *args, **kwargs)
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/adagios/status/views.py", line 109, in network_parents
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Affected Version: 3.4.1
OS: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Python: 3.8
pip: 20.0.2
As i am trying to setup and build the project locally for #637 but i am not sure how to properly contribute.
sudo apt install python3.8-venv
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
# Fix outdated pip version in venv
# curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py | python3
python setup.py insta
Reading some issue like searchlight/searchlight#235 i can guess that it's possible to deploy it in a way the checks could be running on the cluster and submit checks to a remote icinga2 host. But then :
- is this assumption true ?
- does any documentation exists about that (i didn't find any) ?
- if yes could we avoid to deploy a local icinga2 instance and postgress dat
Currently the warning and critical threshold trigger when the number of nodes is above the number set in the threshold. They should trigger when the number of nodes goes below the threshold.
# ./check_rabbitmq_cluster -w 2,2 -c 1,1
RABBITMQ_CLUSTER CRITICAL - nb_running_node CRITICAL (3) nb_running_disc_node CRITICAL (3), nb_running_ram_node OK (0)
# ./check_rabbitmq_cluster -w 4,4 -c
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API calls should be sorted alphabetically for easier searches.
See example:
- Application.setSleepTime(seconds)
- Application.getRegion()
- Application.getRegionForWindow(windowNumber)
- Application.getName()
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Issue Summary
When I run https://github.com/alerta/alerta-contrib/tree/master/integrations/mailer#deployment I see the following logs. Unfortunately, I have no idea at which point the authentication is failing: amqp, api, smtp? As for the 403 error, I have manually validated that my key works by running Client(...) in the Python REPL.
I have no files in alerta.rules.d.
alerta@44029
Tried to install from Bintray following the docs in http://docs.alignak.net/en/latest/02_installation/01_system.html, I met this error :
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Alignak post-install
User account: alignak
Installation prefix: /usr/local
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Detecting OS platform
-> system is: Linux
-> found linux
Checking / creating 'alignak' user and users group
User alignak still exists
Detecting Python version
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The top level README.md on the infrastructure repository is somewhat out of date with respect to our backup setups and policy for the infrastructure systems (jenkins, api, blog, monitoring etc.)
We should get the documentation up to date, while ensuring that all appropriate backups are definitely in place and running.
Hi
Just a suggestion.
For beginner, "okconfig addtemplate" is confusing.
According to folloiwng, it's action is to apply a existing template onto a host.
okconfig addtemplate <host_name> --template oracle
addtemplate should reserved for adding a new template not existed in /usr/share/okconfig/templates dir.
Existing "okconfig addtemplate" should be "okconfig applytemplate
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This is meant as a discussion to follow up on #411. For those interested in getting more involved with goss, I am interested in the following: