- Open - /etc/nagios/objects/hadoop-hostsgroups.cfgwith a text editor.
- Create host groups based on all the hosts and services you have installed in your cluster. Each host group entry should follow this format: - define hostgroup { hostgroup_name @NAME@ alias @ALIAS@ members @MEMBERS@ }- Where - Table 12.1. Host Group Parameters - Parameter - Description - @NAME@- The host group name - @ALIAS@- The host group alias - @MEMBERS@- A comma-separated list of hosts in the group 
- The following table lists the core and monitoring host groups: - Table 12.2. Core and Monitoring Hosts - Service - Component - Name - Alias - Members - All servers in the cluster - all-servers - All Servers - List all servers in the cluster - HDFS - NameNode - namenode - namenode - The NameNode host - HDFS - SecondaryNameNode - snamenode - snamenode - The Secondary NameNode host - MapReduce - JobTracker - jobtracker - jobtracker - The Job Tracker host - HDFS, MapReduce - Slaves - slaves - slaves - List all hosts running DataNode and TaskTrackers - Nagios - nagios-server - nagios-server - The Nagios server host - Ganglia - ganglia-server - ganglia-server - The Ganglia server host 
- The following table lists the ecosystem project host groups: - Table 12.3. Ecosystem Hosts - Service - Component - Name - Alias - Members - HBase - Master - hbasemaster - hbasemaster - List the master server - HBase - Region - regions-servers - region-servers - List all region servers - ZooKeeper - zookeeper-servers - zookeeper-servers - List all ZooKeeper servers - Oozie - oozie-server - oozie-server - The Oozie server - Hive - hiveserver - hiverserver - The Hive metastore server - WebHCat - twebhcat-server - webhcat-server - The WebHCat server 


