This functionality allows a stage to be uploaded and validated as
normal, but not activated. This is useful to pre-flight an Icinga config
package before it is applied to a monitoring cluster, for example in a
CI pipeline.
This partially reverts #7150 and avoids exceptions
inside the flow. Each time an empty active stage
is detected, Icinga tries to repair it from the
the given directory tree.
Also, the code now takes into account that it should
create the package storage on startup, whether within
the API object, or if disabled, inside the application.
Caching the active stages for packages in memory
only is in effect with the API feature being enabled.
This is useful for other deployed config packages,
not only the internal one.
fixes#7173
refs #7150
refs #7119fixes#6959
This means a new timer which checks every 5m whether the
active-stage can be read, and if not, it overwrites the
file on disk with the details from memory.
Note: This drops the deprecated concurrent_checks setting from the checker feature
entirely and refactors the underlaying code handling.
Also affects ReloadTimeout which is new for 2.11.
fixes#7111
- If there is no package main directory, assume "empty packages".
- Catch exceptions thrown through GlobRecursive() and present a better http 500
to the user.
The packages directory tree is automatically created with the first
package creation, either from the user, or by the `_api` package.
fixes#6129
What does this change?
* Remove use of spaces for formatting
These could be found by using `grep -r -l -P '^\t+ +[^*]'
* Removal of training whitespaces
* A few lines longer than 120 chars
You can now specify a boolean `reload` attribute that
will allow you to skip the icinga2 reload after config
validation. By default this is set to true.
The response text has been updated to show if icinga2
will reload or if it was requested to be skipped.
fixes#4769
Chris Boot
Michael Friedrich
Thomas Forrer
Gunnar Beutner
Markus Frosch
Michael Insel
Jean Flach
ryanohnemus
Gunnar Beutner
Jean Flach
Gunnar Beutner
Michael Friedrich