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check_mysqlrouter.sh
Current Version
1.0
Last Release Date
2024-09-16
Compatible With
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios 4.x
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
527
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_mysqlrouter.sh | check_mysqlrouter.sh |
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Simple script shell (dash) to check/monitor the mysql-router status (as service) and connection (as cluster).
Default mysql-router ports are 6446 and 6447 (edit the script to change upon your needs).
Tested on: Ubuntu 18, 20, 22 and Debian 11/12
note: remember to assign execute permission to the script (chmod +x check_mysqlrouter.sh)
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Usage: check_mysqlrouter.sh -H Host/IP -u User -p Password
example => check_mysqlrouter.sh -u MyUser -p MyPassword
example => check_mysqlrouter.sh -H10.10.0.125 -uMyUser -pMyPassword
=arguments and default values if arg is missing=
-H = host/IP {def: 127.0.0.1}
-u = UserName {def: MyCoolUser}
-p = Password {def: MyCoolPasswd}
-h = this help
.:: notes ::.
.: arguments order is not relevant
.: between argument and value can be a space or not
Default mysql-router ports are 6446 and 6447 (edit the script to change upon your needs).
Tested on: Ubuntu 18, 20, 22 and Debian 11/12
note: remember to assign execute permission to the script (chmod +x check_mysqlrouter.sh)
=======
Usage: check_mysqlrouter.sh -H Host/IP -u User -p Password
example => check_mysqlrouter.sh -u MyUser -p MyPassword
example => check_mysqlrouter.sh -H10.10.0.125 -uMyUser -pMyPassword
=arguments and default values if arg is missing=
-H = host/IP {def: 127.0.0.1}
-u = UserName {def: MyCoolUser}
-p = Password {def: MyCoolPasswd}
-h = this help
.:: notes ::.
.: arguments order is not relevant
.: between argument and value can be a space or not
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