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Working with Apply for rules - tcp ports example
This example wants to show you how to make use of Apply For
rule for services.
First you need to define a tcp_ports
data field of type Array
assigned to a Host Template
.
Refer to Working with fields section to setup a data field.
You also need to define a tcp_port
data field of type String
, we will associate it to a
Service Template
later.
Then, please got to the Dashboard
and choose the Monitored services
dashlet:
Then create a new Service template
with check command tcp
:
Then associate the data field tcp_port
to this Service template
:
Then create a new apply-rule
for the Service template
:
Now define the Apply For
property, select the previously defined field tcp_ports
associated to
the host template. Apply For
rule define a variable config
that can be used as $config$
, it
corresponds to the item of the array it will iterate on.
Set the Tcp port
property to $config$
:
(Side note: if you can't see your tcp_ports
property in Apply For
dropdown, try to create one
host with a non-empty tcp_ports
value.)
That's it, now all your hosts defining a tcp_ports
variable will be assigned the Tcp Check
service.
Have a look at the config preview, it will show you how Apply For
services will look like once
deployed: