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Postgresql 9.3 Streaming Replication Delay
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios 4.x
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Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_repdelay.py | Python Script |
| check_repdel.php | pnp4nagios template |
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This script will check the delay in seconds of your PostgreSQL 9.3 hot standby. I am assuming that users are familiar enough with PostgreSQL and the use of .pgpass that I don't need to cover the full setup details here.
Written for CentOS 6.x using Python 2.6.6 (current version on CentOS 6 at time of writing) I suspect it will work on 2.6.9 without issue, I have not tested on 3.x
For security purposes, I suggest using a .pgpass file in your nrpe users home director (CentOS 6.x = /var/run/nrpe/). This will allow you to leave the -P/--password field blank and only provide a username which you reference in the .pgpass file.
To test if the script runs as the nrpe user, the follow command run as root will execute it as the nrpe user.
sudo su nrpe -c '/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_repdelay.py' -s /bin/bash
You can add -C and -W levels inside the single quotes for testing functionality.
The .php template for pnp4nagios is provided.
Written for CentOS 6.x using Python 2.6.6 (current version on CentOS 6 at time of writing) I suspect it will work on 2.6.9 without issue, I have not tested on 3.x
For security purposes, I suggest using a .pgpass file in your nrpe users home director (CentOS 6.x = /var/run/nrpe/). This will allow you to leave the -P/--password field blank and only provide a username which you reference in the .pgpass file.
To test if the script runs as the nrpe user, the follow command run as root will execute it as the nrpe user.
sudo su nrpe -c '/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_repdelay.py' -s /bin/bash
You can add -C and -W levels inside the single quotes for testing functionality.
The .php template for pnp4nagios is provided.
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