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• check_visa.sh

  This check was written as a spoof for a colleague who was working remotely in a slightly dodgy country. It bases the validity of the visa solely on the load of the system running the Nagios check, it does not of course, actually check a visa status. You will probably have to alter the load thresholds for your system.

• Thecus Check SNMP

  This is a Nagios plugin that monitors your Thecus via SNMP instead of using logins and apssword (which can overload the Thecus)

• Dell EMC Isilon - Hardware Health Check Script

  The script utilises the Dell EMC Isilon REST API to collect and display Cluster Health and basic node state information. It is recommended to create a read-only account on the Nimble Storage array(s), this can be AD/LDAP or local. The script is written in Python 2.7, check the shebang line at the start of the file to ensure the path to your interpreter is correct. Example usage: ./check_isi_health.py -e https://array.domain.co.uk:8080 -u username -p password The script determines the overall health state of the Dell EMC Isilon cluster it will return HEALTHY, DEGRADED or FAILED depending on the 0, 1 or 2 state returned by the REST API, it also displays the total number of nodes, and how many are up or down. Within NagiosXI configuration you can use the -e as an argument and enter the URL as written, NagiosXI appears to deal with the escapes correctly. You may need to put the password in single quotes (if it contains weird characters). # Version History # 1.0 - 20/02/2020 - First Release

• tegile pool

  This plugin monitors the pool usage on your Tegile SANs.

• check vcenter health

  This plugin use the vSphere 6.7 API to get the appliance health informations and vcenter vcha cluster health.

• Check AWS CloudWatch Alarms

  check-cloudwatch is a simple CLI program, utilising the AWS SDK, to check the status of a specified CloudWatch alarm.

• check_aws_events

  Check current event logs information from the AWS Service Health Dashboard The endpoint for the API is: https://health.us-east-1.amazonaws.com (provides event data for all regions) usage: check_aws_events.py -s EC2|RDS -r us-east-1|us-west-1|us-west-2

• check_netstats.py

  Simple python script to run checks on ifconfig or /proc/net/dev data

• Check vplex

  This plugin permit to check the helth of a vplex of the DELL / EMC. It check with the API rest of the vplex.

• Send Nagios service problem as mail

  A python script which can be used as an event handler for services within Nagios to automatically send mail to a targeted mail address when a service problem occurs. The script is called by creating a command within Nagios and passing the parameters required in the script from the Nagios macros available. There is a option to have an acknowledge list where service problem ID from Nagios can be listed on seperate lines. The script will go through the file, with the search path specefied in the variable ackFile, line-by-line to see if the service problem already have been sent as an mail. Just point this variable to an empty file to exclude this functionality. There is another option to have an exclusion list of service problems to not be sent by mail. This is done by having strings of text of the problem description to be excluded on seperate lines within the file pointed to by the variable exclFile. There is also a debug functionality which can be used to track down errors or formatting problems of the mails sent. Required variables to be set within the script are the following: * sendToMail (mail address to send service problems to) * fromMailAddress (the mail address listed as sender of the mails) * sendToMail_DEBUG (only required if DEBUG is defined as true) * ackFile (just point this to an empty file if not used) * exclFile (just point this to an empty file if not used) * flapThreshold (the percentage of state change during last checks which a service needs to have to be considered flapping and thus prevent mail from being transmitted for the specific service)