Nagios, MySQL and trending
Rodger Allen
r.allen at awayweb.com
Thu Jan 2 08:18:20 CET 2003
Carroll, Jim P [Contractor] wrote:
> Can anyone make any other suggestions?
At our site, I am currently experimenting with having the
serviceperfdata written to a FIFO, and having a (perl) daemon read from
this pipe and pop the data into a mysql database.
This is not perfect, given that it adds another point of failure, but
the current results look good.
We have also added a few patches to some of the core plugins to add some
perfdata to be returned in a consistent manner. We chose to use a
format using the ucd MIB, but we are a little selective in what gets
returned. The whole OID is not used, but as the last part should be
reasonably distinct, it should be okay.
For example, the return for check_swap is like:
Swap ok - Swap used: 32% (81596416 out of 254943232) |
memAvailSwap=173346816, memTotalSwap=254943232
For "check_disk", we add an instance variable:
dskPath.1=/, dskTotal.1=5148636, dskUsed.1=4674744, dskPercent.1=91%,
dskPath.2=/boot, dskTotal.2=15522, dskUsed.2=1862, dskPercent.2=13%
Doing it this way made it much easier to parse out the performance data,
instead of having to create a new regex (or whatever) for each $OUTPUT$
returned to extract the data.
I can supply some more details, if you are interested.
>>It might interest you to know that database support is being dropped.
Well, there goes the idea of trying to work out how to integrate the
performance data collection into the nagios core. :-(
Rodger
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