To add clarity. If i have a set of data tied to a location i want to define it at a location level. Not have to create a host group, named the same name as the location to then associate with the location. as it's duplicating elements.

what would be the order of override e.g.

currently

if something is defined in the hostgroup, it can be overridden per host, and normally the order is:
global -> domain -> os -> hostgroup -> host

where would we put org and locations?

Hey,

I guess from my point of view, as a user, it would be

global -> location -> domain -> OS -> Hostgroup -> host

As you may tie many domains to locations so you would want a location to be the top and global wouldn't be global if it was placed beneath something more global.

Thanks

Jon

what about orgs, on top of locations on the other way around? I tend to put them on top, but that's just my preference.

Hey.

Yep that makes sense to me too ;-) .

I'd logically think of it as an organization have a presence in one or many locations as oppose a location having one or more organizaional presences when it comes to the infrasdtructure as the infrastructure really ties to the organization first and foremost.

Jon