add-config-to-nagios-server

This is a simple Ansible role to help you add a server for monitoring with Nagios. It sets up checks for services like SSH, Ping, MySQL, and HTTP.

Requirements

Make sure your Nagios Server is installed at this path: /usr/local/nagios

Role Variables

• Host Name: This is the name of the machine you want to monitor. Avoid spaces in the name.

    add_config_to_nagios_server_host_name: "my-server"

• Friendly Name: This is a friendly name that Nagios will show for the server.

    add_config_to_nagios_server_nagios_friendly_name: "My Important Server"

• Server Address: This should be the full domain name or IP address of the server.

    add_config_to_nagios_server_server_fqdn: "myserver-to-monitor.com"

• WordPress Monitoring: Set to true if you want Nagios to monitor WordPress updates on this server. The default is false.

    add_config_to_nagios_server_is_a_wordpress_server: false

Dependencies

This role does not have any dependencies.

Example Playbook

Here's how to use this role in a playbook:

    - hosts: your_nagios_server
      vars_files:
        - vars/main.yml
      roles:
        - { role: stancel.add-config-to-nagios-server }

Alternatively, you can define the variables directly in the playbook:

    - hosts: your_nagios_server
      vars:
        add_config_to_nagios_server_host_name: "my-server"
        add_config_to_nagios_server_nagios_friendly_name: "My Important Server"
        add_config_to_nagios_server_server_fqdn: "myserver-to-monitor.com"
      roles:
        - stancel.add-config-to-nagios-server

License

This project is licensed under GPLv3.

Author Information

Brad Stancel