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Check Apache Requests
Current Version
0.1b
Last Release Date
2011-02-18
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
Website
License
GPL
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107156
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The usage of this plugin is based on the information provided by mod_status Apache module, thus both the module installation on the server side and setting the Apache ExtendedStatus directive (ExtendedStatus on) are requirement.
mod_status returns information through HTTP, so this plugin doesn't require being executed on the server side, and thus, doesn't require the installation of operating systema agents as NRPE.
This plugin is Nagios 3.x (ePN) compatible and returns CPU load as performance data. The attached README file completes this information.
USAGE EXAMPLES
Running:
check_apache_requests -H localhost -w 4 -c 6
It returns WARNING if the Requests per Second are higher than 4 and CRITICAL if the Requests per Second are higher than 6.
In other cases it returns OK if check has been performed succesfully.
mod_status returns information through HTTP, so this plugin doesn't require being executed on the server side, and thus, doesn't require the installation of operating systema agents as NRPE.
This plugin is Nagios 3.x (ePN) compatible and returns CPU load as performance data. The attached README file completes this information.
USAGE EXAMPLES
Running:
check_apache_requests -H localhost -w 4 -c 6
It returns WARNING if the Requests per Second are higher than 4 and CRITICAL if the Requests per Second are higher than 6.
In other cases it returns OK if check has been performed succesfully.
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