Downtimes are not applied for childhosts about icingaweb2 HOT 12 OPEN

Hi,

what do you mean by satellite host? The parent host? If I schedule a downtime there, with the necessary options, the child hosts get one too. So, works for me.

Please share the dependency configuration.

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Hi,

yes I mean the parent host. In our configuration only the parent host and its services get a downtime.

Configuration:

zones.conf
object Endpoint "satellite.xxx.xxx" {
host = "satellite.xxx.xxx"
}

object Zone "EH-Test" {
endpoints = [ "satellite.xxx.xxx" ]
parent = "master"
}

object Zone "master" {
endpoints = [ "master.xxx.xxx" ]
}

child.conf
object Endpoint "child.xxx.xxx" { }

object Zone "child.xxx.xxx" {
endpoints = ["child.xxx.xxx"]
parent = "EH-Test"
}

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What you've posted is the zone configuration. What I've meant, is the dependency configuration of the hosts in question. If there's any, because if there's none, it explains what you're experiencing. 😉

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Indeed I did not configure a dependency configuration.

I just configured one.
A downtime for child hosts is working now but the services of the child host do not get a downtime.

I tried to configure a service dependency with the same parent_host_name as the host dependency but had no success.

Configuration:

apply Dependency "p-host" to Host {
parent_host_name = "satellite.xxx.xxx"

assign where host.vars.env == "prod"
ignore where host.name == "satellite.xxx.xxx"
}

apply Dependency "p-service" to Service {
parent_host_name = "satellite.xxx.xxx"
parent_service_name = "check_hostalive"

assign where host.vars.env == "prod"
ignore where host.name == "satellite.xxx.xxx"
}

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but the services of the child host do not get a downtime.

For this you need to tick the box saying All Services

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I ticked the box saying All Services but only the services on the parent host get a downtime and not the services of the child hosts.

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Works for me:

object Host "switch" {
    check_command = "dummy"
    check_interval = 5m
    retry_interval = 1m

    vars.dummy_state = 2
}

object Host "pc1" {
    check_command = "dummy"
    check_interval = 5m
    retry_interval = 1m

    vars.dummy_state = 2
}

object Service "pc1-disk" {
    check_command = "dummy"
    check_interval = 5m
    retry_interval = 1m

    host_name = "pc1"

    vars.dummy_state = 3
}

object Dependency "pc1-switch" {
  parent_host_name = "switch"

  child_host_name = "pc1"

  states = [ Up ]

  disable_checks = true
}

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1. Do you have a working example with apply rules too?
2. Where did you find that view to show the children of a host?

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1. No. But I don't think that this makes a difference anyway.
2. That's from Icinga DB Web, the detail view of the downtime on the parent host

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Hi, I installed Icinga DB Web now.
The downtime including services of the child hosts is working now but only with the Icinga DB Web UI.

With the default monitoring UI module it is still not working.

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What is not working?

There's no difference how monitoring and Icinga DB Web create downtimes. Both do that by contacting the Icinga 2 API, if it works with Icinga DB Web, it should with monitoring as well. The only difference is how parent/child relations are visualized, as that's only done in Icinga DB Web.

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When I create a downtime via the monitoring module, the child hosts receive a downtime but not the services of the child hosts, even if I check the box "All Services".
If I create the downtime via Icinga DB Web, the services of the child hosts also get a downtime.

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