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I am using Invoke-IcingaCheckClusterHealthto monitor the status of a HyperV Failover Cluster, but I think this can be applied to other clusters.
I have a VM that must be powered on only manually and only in specific cases; this produces a warning because the associated resource is offline.
I found a way to exclude cluster nodes, but not to exclude cluster resources.
For now, the only available workaround it to use the -SkipClusterRessources switch, but it is not so acceptable.
There is a way to exclude a specific resource from the check?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I am using
Invoke-IcingaCheckClusterHealth
to monitor the status of a HyperV Failover Cluster, but I think this can be applied to other clusters.I have a VM that must be powered on only manually and only in specific cases; this produces a warning because the associated resource is offline.
I found a way to exclude cluster nodes, but not to exclude cluster resources.
For now, the only available workaround it to use the
-SkipClusterRessources
switch, but it is not so acceptable.There is a way to exclude a specific resource from the check?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: