Werk #112: Explicit mapping of clustered services can now be done with WATO

Component	Setup
Title	Explicit mapping of clustered services can now be done with WATO
Date	Dec 20, 2013
Level	Trivial Change
Class	New Feature
Compatibility	Compatible - no manual interaction needed
Checkmk versions & editions	1.2.5i1 Not yet released Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME) 1.2.5i1 Not yet released Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME) 1.2.5i1 Not yet released Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME) 1.2.5i1 Not yet released Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME) 1.2.5i1 Not yet released Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME) 1.2.5i1 Not yet released Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME) 1.2.5i1 Not yet released Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME) 1.2.5i1 Not yet released Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME) 1.2.5i1 Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)

Up to now WATO assumed that one host can be assigned at most to one cluster. Now you can have one node in multiple clusters. With the new WATO ruleset Explicit mapping of Clustered Services you can now specify explicitely, to which of the clusters services of a node should be mapped.

If you are used to use main.mk then you might know clustered_services_of['myhost'], which does exactly the same, but is not accessible via WATO.

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