168 lines
5.5 KiB
Python
168 lines
5.5 KiB
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
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# pylint: disable=too-many-locals
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"""HAL9002 check for storages"""
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import time
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from pprint import pprint
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from cmk.utils import debug
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# import necessary elements from API version 2
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from cmk.agent_based.v2 import (
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AgentSection,
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CheckPlugin,
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Service,
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Result,
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State,
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render,
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get_value_store,
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check_levels,
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)
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def parse_hal9002_storages(string_table):
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"""the parse function"""
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parsed_data = {}
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# convert the raw output of the agent section in an meaningful structure
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# do type conversions and so on
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parsed_data = {}
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for line in string_table:
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storageid = line[0]
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realname = line[1]
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upload = int(float(line[2]))
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download = int(float(line[3]))
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parsed_data[f"{storageid}"] = [realname, upload, download]
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return parsed_data
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def discover_hal9002_storages(section):
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"""the discover function"""
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# since we have a service with item here we must create one service per item
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for key in section:
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yield Service(item=key)
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def check_hal9002_storages(item, params, section):
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"""the check function"""
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if debug.enabled():
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pprint(section)
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curr_time = time.time() # needed for calculating rates
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attr = section.get(item)
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if not attr:
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# if a previously found storage does not exist anymore, create a meaningful result
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yield Result(
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state=State.UNKNOWN,
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summary="Storage not found anymore, maybe it was deleted?",
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)
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return
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# get all info of the storage
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storage_id = item
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realname = attr[0]
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ul_bytes = attr[1]
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dl_bytes = attr[2]
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# these are the keys for our value_store
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vs_key_ul = f"hal9002_{storage_id}_ul"
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vs_key_dl = f"hal9002_{storage_id}_dl"
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vs_key_time = f"hal9002_{storage_id}_time"
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# we have to persist our upload/download values so that we can calculate rates
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value_store = get_value_store()
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# get the values from last run
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ul_last = value_store.get(vs_key_ul, 0)
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dl_last = value_store.get(vs_key_dl, 0)
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time_last = value_store.get(vs_key_time, 0)
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# store the new values
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value_store[vs_key_ul] = ul_bytes
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value_store[vs_key_dl] = dl_bytes
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value_store[vs_key_time] = curr_time
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# now calculate the rates
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time_delta = curr_time - time_last
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# avoid dividing by null and getting negative rates
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if time_delta <= 0:
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# should not happen at all :-)
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ul_rate = 1024.0
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dl_rate = 2048.0
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else:
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ul_rate = (ul_bytes - ul_last) / time_delta
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dl_rate = (dl_bytes - dl_last) / time_delta
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diff_ul = ul_bytes - ul_last
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diff_dl = dl_bytes - dl_last
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# levels are defined as MBytes/s in our rule, so we have to adjust this here
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# because we are getting Bytes/s from our rate calculation
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level_type, levels = params["levels_hal_storages_rates"]
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warn, crit = levels
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warn = warn * (1024**2)
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crit = crit * (1024**2)
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levels = (level_type, (warn, crit))
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# create graphs and results for upload/download rates
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# this replaces all calls of yield Result|Metric
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# metric_name must be used within the graphing templates
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yield from check_levels(
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value=ul_rate,
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levels_upper=levels,
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metric_name="hal_storage_upload_rate",
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render_func=render.iobandwidth,
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label=f"Transfer rates of {realname} - Up",
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notice_only=False,
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)
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yield from check_levels(
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value=dl_rate,
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levels_upper=levels,
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metric_name="hal_storage_download_rate",
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render_func=render.iobandwidth,
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label="Down",
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notice_only=False,
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)
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# these appear only in the details section
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yield from check_levels(
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value=diff_ul,
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metric_name="hal_storage_last_upload",
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render_func=render.bytes,
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label="Upload since last check: ",
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notice_only=True,
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)
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yield from check_levels(
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value=diff_dl,
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metric_name="hal_storage_last_download",
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render_func=render.bytes,
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label="Download since last check: ",
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notice_only=True,
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)
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# create the new agent section, must begin with "agent_section_"
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# and must be an instance of "AgentSection"
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agent_section_hal9002_storages = AgentSection(
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# "name" must exactly match the section name within the agent output
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name="hal9002_storages",
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# define the parse function, name is arbitrary, a good choice is to choose
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# "parse_" as prefix and append the section name
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parse_function=parse_hal9002_storages,
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)
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# create the new check plugin, must begin with "check_plugin_"
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# and must be an instance of "CheckPlugin"
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check_plugin_hal9002_storages = CheckPlugin(
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# "name" should be the same as the corresponding section within the agent output
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name="hal9002_storages",
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# this is a service with item, so you have to include a place holder for the item id
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service_name="HAL9002 storage %s",
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# define the discovery function, name is arbitrary, a good choice is to choose
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# "discover_" as prefix and append the section name
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discovery_function=discover_hal9002_storages,
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# define the check function, name is arbitrary, a good choice is to choose
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# "check_" as prefix and append the section name
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check_function=check_hal9002_storages,
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# define the default parameters
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check_default_parameters={"levels_hal_storages_rates": ("fixed", (200.0, 300.0))},
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# connect to the ruleset where parameters can be defined
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# must match the name of the ruleset exactly
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check_ruleset_name="hal9002_storages",
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)
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