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Nagios plugins for monitoring Apache.
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Script written in Python to check Apache2's server-status page with warning/critical threshold for req/sec
check_apache2.sh
sh compliant script to check Apache's HTTP Server via mod_status and ps
check_apacheconcreq
Nagios script to check the number of concurrent requests being processed by Apache
check_apachestatus
A Nagios plugin that parses the status page of an apache server, the plugin returns the response time, the amount of idle, busy and open slots. The perfdata returns the status of all slots. Optionally you can specify how much slots should be available.
check_apachestatus with performance data
Enhanced version of Lieven De Bodt's check_apachestatus.pl that produces correct performance data for PNP. Requests/sec, kB/sec and kB/Request were added to the output. Bugfix 20080930: When Apache reported "nnn B/sec" instead of "nnn kB/sec", plugin fail ...
check_apachestatus_auto (with lighttpd support)
A Nagios plugin that parses the status page of an apache or lighttpd server and returns the amount of idle, busy, open and total slots, as well as Requests/sec, Bytes/Request and Bytes/sec. Usable with user authentication and non standard apache server-st ...
check_apache_status
[perl] Yet Another (more generic) parser for Apache's server-status handler. Fetches the server-status page of an apache, extracts some information and evaluates them. Tested with Apache 2.0 - not (yet) working with Apache 1.x
check_vhosts.pl
check_vhosts.pl checks all virtual hosts of an running Apache2 instance.
Web service monitoring w/ Nagios and JSON
I've written a blog posting that shows how to use JSON formatted data to monitor details of a remote service. The example shows how to monitor the hostname of the system on which an apache web server is running. It's fairly trivial to extend this example ...


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