Honestly, fixing Icinga's broken architecture (shared with Nagios, Shinken,
Zenoss, and Zabbix) with a bunch of shell and Ansible scripts doesn't seem
like very robust solution.
And install instructions from README on GitHub looks like one big let's not,
with half a dozen of modernish tools that obscure what's actually happening
(basically, `apt-get install icinga2' and putting some config files in place).
And install instructions from README on GitHub looks like one big let's not, with half a dozen of modernish tools that obscure what's actually happening (basically, `apt-get install icinga2' and putting some config files in place).