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Check a number of hosts or services, like check_cluster, but use a table for the logic.
Current Version
0.10
Last Release Date
2014-02-11
Owner
Mark Clarkson
Download URL
https://github.com/mclarkson/check_cluster_table
License
GPL
Compatible With
This is a variation on the check_cluster nagios check. It's mainly useful for low power devices, or very busy machines that continuously run at a high load.
USAGE
<tt> $ ./check_cluster_table -h
check_cluster_table - Check a number of results against a table.
Usage: check_cluster_table (-s | -H) (-t col1[,col2,..,colN])*   -c NUM -d col1[,col2,..,colN]
 -h : Display this help text.  -S : Check services.  -H : Check hosts.  -t STR : Valid statuses. Use one or more times. Comma delimited.   Use 1 or 0 only.  -d STR : The current service or host statuses. Comma delimited.  -c NUM : If the number of criticals in the '-d' option exceeds   NUM then this plugin will return critical. Default 2.   For Host checks this option relates to the number of   host that are in a non-OK state.
Examples:
If -d option represents Load, CPU, Swap Activity then the following will NOT alert when cpu and load are both warning/critical nor when CPU usage alone is warning/critical.
 ./check_cluster_table -S -t 1,1,1 -t 0,1,1 -t 1,0,1 -t 0,0,1   -d 0,1,0
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