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sxmonitor: SX Cluster monitoring plugins
0.2.0
2016-04-21
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios 4.x
Apache
6505
File | Description |
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check_sx_cluster_usage.py | Check SX Cluster virtual space usage. |
check_sx_ping.py | Check response latency of an SX Cluster node. |
check_sx_status.py | Check the number of dead nodes of an SX Cluster. |
check_sx_upload.py | Check upload-download latency of an SX Cluster. |
check_sx_vol_usage.py | Check volume space usage on an SX Cluster. |
check_sx_node_usage.py | Check filesystem usage of an SX Cluster node. |
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sxmonitor is a suite of Nagios plugins for checking availability of various resources provided by an SX Cluster. The plugins are written in Python and use nagiosplugin (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/nagiosplugin) and sxclient (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/sxclient) packages.
Requirements:
In order to work, plugins require Python 2.7 and the following Python packages:
- nagiosplugin >= 1.2.3
- sxclient >= 0.16.4
To install the required packages, run:
$ pip install nagiosplugin sxclient
Invocation:
Run a plugin with the command-line option "--help" to display a set of options available for the plugin. Note that some arguments are mandatory, and some plugins introduce their own options.
Requirements:
In order to work, plugins require Python 2.7 and the following Python packages:
- nagiosplugin >= 1.2.3
- sxclient >= 0.16.4
To install the required packages, run:
$ pip install nagiosplugin sxclient
Invocation:
Run a plugin with the command-line option "--help" to display a set of options available for the plugin. Note that some arguments are mandatory, and some plugins introduce their own options.
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