Hi,
For those who're interested, I've developped a few plugins for
Nagios/Centreon/Icinga/Shinken to check a few things from Collectd
Load / Mem / Swap / NIC / Spase / Disk IO
The advantage of that is to connect only to one server : the collectd
central node.
They are written in python using the
Le 2013-02-20 14:56, Frédéric Pégé a écrit :
Hi,
For those
who're interested, I've developped a few plugins for
Nagios/Centreon/Icinga/Shinken to check a few things from Collectd
Load / Mem / Swap / NIC / Spase / Disk IO
The advantage of that is
to connect only to one server : the
Hi,
On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 02:56:30PM +0100, Frédéric Pégé wrote:
For those who're interested, I've developped a few plugins for
Nagios/Centreon/Icinga/Shinken to check a few things from Collectd
Load / Mem / Swap / NIC / Spase / Disk IO
The advantage of that is to connect only to one
Hi,
I'm creating something in github.
My approach was to :
* add discovery features in collectd.py
* add a formula feature in collectd.py. like the one mentionned in the
'output formatting of the page you've just sent.
And given these 2 features, writting plugins is it very easy.
Threshold are
https://github.com/h4wkmoon/collectd-nagios
2013/2/20 Frédéric Pégé frederic.p...@gmail.com
Hi,
I'm creating something in github.
My approach was to :
* add discovery features in collectd.py
* add a formula feature in collectd.py. like the one mentionned in the
'output formatting of the
(First-time poster, relatively new to collectd.)
With collectd version 5.2.0 compiled from source on Ubuntu 12.04, attempts to
use the exec plugin seem to randomly get an assertion failure from
dl_open_worker. After boiling down the test case to pretty much the minimum,
here's the collectd
In collectd 5.2.0's exec.c, it appears there is a copy-paste error in a comment:
482 /* Connect the `in' pipe to STDIN */
483 if (fd_pipe_in[0] != STDIN_FILENO)
484 {
485dup2 (fd_pipe_in[0], STDIN_FILENO);
486close (fd_pipe_in[0]);
487 }
Hello,
Is it possible to use backreferences in a replace target? ie:
Target replace
Host foo-\(bar\).baz.com \1
/Target
None of these seem to work, given a host of foo-bar.baz.com and I want
bar.baz.com:
Host ^[a-z0-9-]+-([a-z0-9]+) \1 - 1.baz.com
Host ^[a-z0-9-]+-([a-z0-9]+) \\1 -