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Nagios plugins for monitoring virtual environments like VMWare, Parallels, Xen, and more.

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A Powershell script that checks the status of the HA Agents of all hosts within a vSphere VirtualCenter environment.
This project provides techniques and solutions to use the nsca add-on to monitor a wide-area, multi-host ESX environment from a central location. Monitored resources include…
#!/bin/bash if [ $# -lt 1 ] then echo "Aufruf mit: $0 " exit 3 fi # Variablen dekleration LAUF=1 # selbsterklärend MAX=0 # Maximum…
Monitors VMWare backups made with ghettoVCB ghettoVCB ia a great free backup solution for VMWare.
Hello, guys! This is a Nagios Plugin that monitorws the size (Kb, Mb, Gb) of the vmfs volumes (datastores) of a VMWare Server Esxi 4/5.1,…
This script allows you to check the vmfs volumes of your VMware ESX environment (akin to check_disk); includes a working pnp4nagios template. It only works…
This is a ruby script that retrieve metrics from Amazon Web Service EC2, ELB or RDS using Amazon CloudWatch API (supports all AWS region). The…
This is a ruby script that checks the status of an instance on Amazon Web Service EC2 using Amazon EC2 API. The Amazon credentials (Access…
check_esxi_hardware (formerly known as check_esx_wbem) is an open source monitoring plugin to monitor the hardware of ESXi (and previously ESX) servers. It queries the CIM…
Get the serial number of the chassis where is instaled the vmware ESXi the original idea was from "check_esx_wbem.py" url : http://localhost/directory/Plugins/Operating-Systems/*-Virtual-Environments/VMWare/Check-hardware-running-VMware-ESXi/details
Get the model of the chassis where VmWare is instaled. The original idea it was from check_esx_wbem.py URL: url : http://localhost/directory/Plugins/Operating-Systems/*-Virtual-Environments/VMWare/Check-hardware-running-VMware-ESXi/details
-w = Minimum Number of Xen VMs to activate a warning message. -c = Number of Xen VMs to activate a critical message.