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Current Version
0.1.0
Compatible With
Nagios 4.x
Nagios XI
Owner
Sam N
Download URL
github.com/SNapier/Check_VCSA_Mon
License
GPL
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Based on the example in vcsa_monitor.sh this PHP flavored library extends the capabilities far beyond system status.
Usage: "check_vcsa_mon.php" -H "
" -f "/path/to/authfile" -a "
" -c "
" -o "
"
NOTE: -H, -f, -c must be specified
Options:
-h
Print this help and usage message
-H
Hostname to query
-f
the full path to the authentication file to used
-c
The critical value to be evaluted against
-a
The upper level api to check
1. health
2. networking
3. servicelist
4. service
5. monitoringlist
6. access
7. datastorelist
8. datastorefree
9. monitoring
-o
Some check have required/availble options that need to passed to the plugin
1. health options (required)
system
load
mem
cpu
storage
database-storage
2. networking options (required)
interfaces
3. service options
servicename
servicestate
4. access options
consolecli
dcui
shell
ssh
5. monitoring options
cpu
mem
eth
txpr = transfer packet rate, txa = transfer activity rate, rxpr = recieve packet rate, rxa = reveive activity
This plugin will check the condition of Access/Service/Health/Monitoring/Storage Indicators for a VCenter Appliance via the REST API.
Examples:
Health
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "health" -c "yellow" -o "system"
Complete list of services
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "servicelist"
Service status
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "service" -c "up" -o "xinitd"
Access status
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "access" -c "enabled" -o "ssh"
Datastore List
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "datastorelist" -c "" -o ""
Datastore Free Space
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "monitoring" -c "10" -u "B,MB,GB,TB" -o "datastore" -m "free"
CPU Load Monitoring
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "monitoring" -c "15" -u "%" -o "cpu"
Memory Usage Monitoring
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "monitoring" -c "95" -u "B,MB,GB,TB" -o "mem"
File System Usage Monitoring
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "monitoring" -c "10" -u "MB" -o "fsystem" -m "root,log,boot"
$/usr/bin/php -q ".PROGRAM." -H "192.168.1.1" -f "/my/path/configs/192.168.1.1.cfg" -a "monitoring" -c "10" -u "KB" -o "fsystem" -m "imagebuilder"
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