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@VoluAJ
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Never thought I would find fault with Spenser's work, but in his grok filter he has a - where %{DATA:referer} should be, right before HTTP response
Reviewed 11 years ago
Drop this script in your NCPA/plugins directory and call with check_ncpa.py 0.3.5: check_ncpa.py -H -t '' -P 5693 -M agent/plugin/check_ms_win_disk_load.ps1 -a '-dl ' But make sure you're using 0.3.5. Arguments for custom plugins was fixed in that version.
nagios.inc.php needs the following updates: update the api_url to read "services" not "service" $services_api_url = "https://{$address}:{$port}/api/services?token={$token}"; update the api_root to read "services" not "service" $services_api_root = $services_api_data['value']['services']; This will allow the services to auto-populate in the wizard. Which makes life so much easier!
The AWK for perf info doesn't seem to work just right for Tomcat7. First line returns: myapp_JVM_OK:|myapp_JVM_MB;;;0 myapp_JVM_MB;;;0 myapp_JVM_MB;;;0 Perf stats also assume that this app is the only one on the app server. I'm commenting out this perf data and will probably pull in as a separate service check. All will add my own AWK to pull the session count for the app requested as well as returning the last value of the line (which is myapp## Thanks for this though! Got me going in the right direction.
I was under the assumption that I could take the value of the query back into Nagios, not just that it returns a static expected value. I'm querying a count of rows on a table and I need to know if that goes over X. Would also like he value returned to be graphed.
Reviewed 12 years ago
NaReTo is 404