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This is a generic plugin for Nagios which checks json values from a given HTTP endpoint against argument specified rules and determines the status and performance data for that service.
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### Installation
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## Links
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#### Requirements
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* [CLI Usage](#cli-usage)
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* [Examples](#examples)
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* [Riak Stats](docs/RIAK.md)
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* [Docker](docs/DOCKER.md)
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* [Nagios Installation](#nagios-installation)
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* Nagios
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* Python
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### Nagios Configuration
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Assuming a standard installation of Nagios, the plugin can be executed from the machine that Nagios is running on.
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```bash
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cp check_http_json.py /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py
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chmod +x /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py
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```
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Add the following service definition to your server config (`localhost.cfg`):
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```
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define service {
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use local-service
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host_name localhost
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service_description <command_description>
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check_command <command_name>
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}
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```
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Add the following command definition to your commands config (`commands.config`):
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```
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define command{
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command_name <command_name>
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command_line /usr/bin/python /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> [-e|-q|-w|-c <rules>] [-m <metrics>]
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}
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```
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More info about options in Usage.
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### CLI Usage
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## CLI Usage
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Executing `./check_http_json.py -h` will yield the following details:
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(key[>alias],UnitOfMeasure,WarnRange,CriticalRange).
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```
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Access a specific JSON field by following this syntax: `alpha.beta.gamma(3).theta.omega(0)`
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Dots are field separators (changeable), parentheses are for entering arrays.
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## Examples
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If the root of the JSON data is itself an array like the following:
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### Key Naming
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```
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[
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{ "gauges": { "jvm.buffers.direct.capacity": {"value": 215415}}}
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]
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```
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**Data**:
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The beginning of the key should start with ($index) as in this example:
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{ "value": 1000 }
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```
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./check_http_json.py -H localhost:8081 -p metrics --key_exists "(0)_gauges_jvm.buffers.direct.capacity_value" -f _
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```
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**Key**: `value`
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**Data**:
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{
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"capacity": {
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"value": 1000
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}
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}
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**Key**: `capacity.value`
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**Data**:
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[
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{
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"capacity": {
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"value": 1000
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}
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}
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]
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**Key**: `(0).capacity.value`
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**Data**:
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[
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{
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"gauges": {
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"jvm.buffers.direct.capacity":
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"value": 1000
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}
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}
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}
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]
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**Key**: `(0)_gauges_jvm.buffers.direct.capacity_value`
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**Separator**: `-f _`
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**Data**:
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{
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"ring_members": [
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"riak1@127.0.0.1",
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"riak2@127.0.0.1",
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"riak3@127.0.0.1"
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]
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}
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**Keys**: `ring_members(0)`, `ring_members(1)`, `ring_members(2)`
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### Thresholds and Ranges
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**Data**:
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{ "metric": 1000 }
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#### Relevant Commands
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**Warning:** `./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -w "metric,RANGE"`
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**Critical:** `./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -c "metric,RANGE"`
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**Metrics with Warning:** `./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -w "metric,RANGE"`
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**Metris with Critical:**
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./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -w "metric,,,RANGE"
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./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -w "metric,,,,MIN,MAX"
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#### Range Definitions
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**Format:** [@]START:END
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**Generates a Warning or Critical if...**
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**Value is less than 0 or greater than 1000:** `1000` or `0:1000`
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**Value is greater than or equal to 1000, or less than or equal to 0:** `@1000` or `@0:1000`
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**Value is less than 1000:** `1000:`
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**Value is greater than 1000:** `~:1000`
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**Value is greater than or equal to 1000:** `@1000:`
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More info about Nagios Range format and Units of Measure can be found at [https://nagios-plugins.org/doc/guidelines.html](https://nagios-plugins.org/doc/guidelines.html).
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### Docker Info Example Plugin
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## Nagios Installation
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#### Description
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### Requirements
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Let's say we want to use `check_http_json.py` to read from Docker's `/info` HTTP API endpoint with the following parameters:
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* Python
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##### Connection information
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### Configuration
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* Host = 127.0.0.1:4243
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* Path = /info
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Assuming a standard installation of Nagios, the plugin can be executed from the machine that Nagios is running on.
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##### Rules for "aliveness"
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```bash
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cp check_http_json.py /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py
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chmod +x /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py
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```
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* Verify that the key `Containers` exists in the outputted JSON
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* Verify that the key `IPv4Forwarding` has a value of `1`
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* Verify that the key `Debug` has a value less than or equal to `2`
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* Verify that the key `Images` has a value greater than or equal to `1`
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* If any of these criteria are not met, report a WARNING to Nagios
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##### Gather Metrics
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* Report value of the key `Containers` with a MinValue of 0 and a MaxValue of 1000 as performance data
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* Report value of the key `Images` as performance data
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* Report value of the key `NEventsListener` as performance data
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* Report value of the key `NFd` as performance data
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* Report value of the key `NGoroutines` as performance data
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* Report value of the key `SwapLimit` as performance data
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#### Service Definition
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`localhost.cfg`
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Add the following service definition to your server config (`localhost.cfg`):
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```
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define service {
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use local-service
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host_name localhost
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service_description Docker info status checker
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check_command check_docker
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service_description <command_description>
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check_command <command_name>
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}
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```
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#### Command Definition with Arguments
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`commands.cfg`
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```
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Add the following command definition to your commands config (`commands.config`):
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```
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define command{
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command_name check_docker
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command_line /usr/bin/python /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py -H 127.0.0.1:4243 -p info -e Containers -q IPv4Forwarding,1 -w Debug,2:2 -c Images,1:1 -m Containers,0:250,0:500,0,1000 Images NEventsListener NFd NGoroutines SwapLimit
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command_name <command_name>
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command_line /usr/bin/python /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> [-e|-q|-w|-c <rules>] [-m <metrics>]
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}
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```
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#### Sample Output
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```
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OK: Status OK.|'Containers'=1;0;1000 'Images'=11;0;0 'NEventsListener'=3;0;0 'NFd'=10;0;0 'NGoroutines'=14;0;0 'SwapLimit'=1;0;0
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```
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### Docker Container Monitor Example Plugin
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`check_http_json.py` is generic enough to read and evaluate rules on any HTTP endpoint that returns JSON. In this example we'll get the status of a specific container using it's ID which camn be found by using the list containers endpoint (`curl http://127.0.0.1:4243/containers/json?all=1`).
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##### Connection information
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* Host = 127.0.0.1:4243
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* Path = /containers/2356e8ccb3de8308ccb16cf8f5d157bc85ded5c3d8327b0dfb11818222b6f615/json
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##### Rules for "aliveness"
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* Verify that the key `ID` exists and is equal to the value `2356e8ccb3de8308ccb16cf8f5d157bc85ded5c3d8327b0dfb11818222b6f615`
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* Verify that the key `State.Running` has a value of `True`
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#### Service Definition
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`localhost.cfg`
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```
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define service {
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use local-service
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host_name localhost
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service_description Docker container liveness check
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check_command check_my_container
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}
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```
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#### Command Definition with Arguments
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`commands.cfg`
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```
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define command{
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command_name check_my_container
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command_line /usr/bin/python /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py -H 127.0.0.1:4243 -p /containers/2356e8ccb3de8308ccb16cf8f5d157bc85ded5c3d8327b0dfb11818222b6f615/json -q ID,2356e8ccb3de8308ccb16cf8f5d157bc85ded5c3d8327b0dfb11818222b6f615 State.Running,True
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}
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```
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#### Sample Output
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```
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WARNING: Status check failed, reason: Value True for key State.Running did not match.
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```
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The plugin threw a warning because the Container ID I used on my system has the following State object:
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```
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u'State': {...
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u'Running': False,
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...
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```
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If I change the command to have the parameter -q parameter `State.Running,False`, the output becomes:
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```
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OK: Status OK.
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```
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### Dropwizard / Fieldnames Containing '.' Example
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Simply choose a separator to deal with data such as this:
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```
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{ "gauges": { "jvm.buffers.direct.capacity": {"value": 215415}}}
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```
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In this example I've chosen `_` to separate `guages` from `jvm` and `capacity` from `value`. The CLI invocation then becomes:
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```
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./check_http_json.py -H localhost:8081 -p metrics --key_exists gauges_jvm.buffers.direct.capacity_value -f _
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```
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More info about options in Usage.
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## License
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### Docker Info Example Plugin
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#### Description
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Let's say we want to use `check_http_json.py` to read from Docker's `/info` HTTP API endpoint with the following parameters:
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##### Connection information
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* Host = 127.0.0.1:4243
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* Path = /info
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##### Rules for "aliveness"
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* Verify that the key `Containers` exists in the outputted JSON
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* Verify that the key `IPv4Forwarding` has a value of `1`
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* Verify that the key `Debug` has a value less than or equal to `2`
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* Verify that the key `Images` has a value greater than or equal to `1`
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* If any of these criteria are not met, report a WARNING to Nagios
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##### Gather Metrics
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* Report value of the key `Containers` with a MinValue of 0 and a MaxValue of 1000 as performance data
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* Report value of the key `Images` as performance data
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* Report value of the key `NEventsListener` as performance data
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* Report value of the key `NFd` as performance data
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* Report value of the key `NGoroutines` as performance data
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* Report value of the key `SwapLimit` as performance data
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#### Service Definition
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`localhost.cfg`
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```
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define service {
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use local-service
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host_name localhost
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service_description Docker info status checker
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check_command check_docker
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}
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```
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#### Command Definition with Arguments
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`commands.cfg`
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```
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define command{
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command_name check_docker
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command_line /usr/bin/python /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py -H 127.0.0.1:4243 -p info -e Containers -q IPv4Forwarding,1 -w Debug,2:2 -c Images,1:1 -m Containers,0:250,0:500,0,1000 Images NEventsListener NFd NGoroutines SwapLimit
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}
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```
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#### Sample Output
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```
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OK: Status OK.|'Containers'=1;0;1000 'Images'=11;0;0 'NEventsListener'=3;0;0 'NFd'=10;0;0 'NGoroutines'=14;0;0 'SwapLimit'=1;0;0
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```
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### Docker Container Monitor Example Plugin
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`check_http_json.py` is generic enough to read and evaluate rules on any HTTP endpoint that returns JSON. In this example we'll get the status of a specific container using it's ID which camn be found by using the list containers endpoint (`curl http://127.0.0.1:4243/containers/json?all=1`).
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##### Connection information
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* Host = 127.0.0.1:4243
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* Path = /containers/2356e8ccb3de8308ccb16cf8f5d157bc85ded5c3d8327b0dfb11818222b6f615/json
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##### Rules for "aliveness"
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* Verify that the key `ID` exists and is equal to the value `2356e8ccb3de8308ccb16cf8f5d157bc85ded5c3d8327b0dfb11818222b6f615`
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* Verify that the key `State.Running` has a value of `True`
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#### Service Definition
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`localhost.cfg`
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```
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define service {
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use local-service
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host_name localhost
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service_description Docker container liveness check
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check_command check_my_container
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}
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```
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#### Command Definition with Arguments
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`commands.cfg`
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```
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define command{
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command_name check_my_container
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command_line /usr/bin/python /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py -H 127.0.0.1:4243 -p /containers/2356e8ccb3de8308ccb16cf8f5d157bc85ded5c3d8327b0dfb11818222b6f615/json -q ID,2356e8ccb3de8308ccb16cf8f5d157bc85ded5c3d8327b0dfb11818222b6f615 State.Running,True
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}
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```
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#### Sample Output
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```
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WARNING: Status check failed, reason: Value True for key State.Running did not match.
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```
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The plugin threw a warning because the Container ID I used on my system has the following State object:
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```
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u'State': {...
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u'Running': False,
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...
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```
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If I change the command to have the parameter -q parameter `State.Running,False`, the output becomes:
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```
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OK: Status OK.
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```
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# Riak Stats Example
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## Description
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For this example we're going to use `check_http_json.py` as a pure CLI tool to read Riak's `/stats` endpoint
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## Connection information
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* Host = 127.0.0.1:8098
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* Path = /stats
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## JSON Stats Data
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* Full Riak HTTP Stats information can be found here: [http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/dev/references/http/status/](http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/dev/references/http/status/)
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* Information related to specific interesting stats can be found here: [http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/ops/running/stats-and-monitoring/](http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/ops/running/stats-and-monitoring/)
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## Connectivity Check
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* `ring_members`: We can use an existence check to monitor the number of ring members
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* `connected_nodes`: Similarly we can check the number of nodes that are in communication with this node, but this list will be empty in a 1 node cluster
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#### Sample Command
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For a single node dev "cluster", you might have a `ring_members` value like this:
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```
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"ring_members": [
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"riak@127.0.0.1"
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],
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```
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To validate that we have a single node, we can use this check:
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```
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$ ./check_http_json.py -H localhost -P 8098 -p stats -E "ring_members(0)"
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OK: Status OK.
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```
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If we were expecting at least 2 nodes in the cluster, we would use this check:
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```
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$ ./check_http_json.py -H localhost -P 8098 -p stats -E "ring_members(1)"
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CRITICAL: Status CRITICAL. Key ring_members(1) did not exist.
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```
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Obviously this fails because we only had a single `ring_member`. If we prefer to only get a warning instead of a critical for this check, we just use the correct flag:
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```
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$ ./check_http_json.py -H localhost -P 8098 -p stats -e "ring_members(1)"
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WARNING: Status WARNING. Key ring_members(1) did not exist.
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```
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## Gather Metrics
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The thresholds for acceptable values for these metrics will vary from system to system, following are the stats we'll be checking:
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### Throughput Metrics:
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* `node_gets`
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* `node_puts`
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* `vnode_counter_update`
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* `vnode_set_update`
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* `vnode_map_update`
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* `search_query_throughput_one`
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* `search_index_throughtput_one`
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* `consistent_gets`
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* `consistent_puts`
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* `vnode_index_reads`
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#### Sample Command
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```
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./check_http_json.py -H localhost -P 8098 -p stats -m \
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"node_gets" \
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"node_puts" \
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"vnode_counter_update" \
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"vnode_set_update" \
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"vnode_map_update" \
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"search_query_throughput_one" \
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"search_index_throughtput_one" \
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"consistent_gets" \
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"consistent_puts" \
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"vnode_index_reads"
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```
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#### Sample Output
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```
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OK: Status OK.|'node_gets'=0 'node_puts'=0 'vnode_counter_update'=0 'vnode_set_update'=0 'vnode_map_update'=0 'search_query_throughput_one'=0 'consistent_gets'=0 'consistent_puts'=0 'vnode_index_reads'=0
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```
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### Latency Metrics:
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* `node_get_fsm_time_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
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* `node_put_fsm_time_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
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* `object_counter_merge_time_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
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* `object_set_merge_time_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
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* `object_map_merge_time_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
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* `search_query_latency_median,_min,_95,_99,_999`
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* `search_index_latency_median,_min,_95,_99,_999`
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* `consistent_get_time_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
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* `consistent_put_time_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
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#### Sample Command
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```
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./check_http_json.py -H localhost -P 8098 -p stats -m \
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"node_get_fsm_time_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
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"node_get_fsm_time_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"node_get_fsm_time_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
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"node_get_fsm_time_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"node_get_fsm_time_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"node_put_fsm_time_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"node_put_fsm_time_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"node_put_fsm_time_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"node_put_fsm_time_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"node_put_fsm_time_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_counter_merge_time_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_counter_merge_time_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_counter_merge_time_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_counter_merge_time_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_counter_merge_time_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_set_merge_time_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_set_merge_time_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_set_merge_time_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_set_merge_time_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_set_merge_time_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_map_merge_time_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_map_merge_time_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_map_merge_time_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_map_merge_time_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"object_map_merge_time_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"consistent_get_time_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"consistent_get_time_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"consistent_get_time_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"consistent_get_time_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
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"consistent_get_time_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"consistent_put_time_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"consistent_put_time_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"consistent_put_time_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"consistent_put_time_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"consistent_put_time_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_query_latency_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_query_latency_min,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_query_latency_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_query_latency_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_query_latency_999,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_index_latency_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_index_latency_min,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_index_latency_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_index_latency_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_index_latency_999,,0:100,0:1000"
|
||||
```
|
||||
|
||||
#### Sample Output
|
||||
|
||||
```
|
||||
OK: Status OK.|'node_get_fsm_time_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_time_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_time_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_time_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_time_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_put_fsm_time_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_put_fsm_time_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_put_fsm_time_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_put_fsm_time_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_put_fsm_time_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_counter_merge_time_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_counter_merge_time_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_counter_merge_time_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_counter_merge_time_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_counter_merge_time_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_set_merge_time_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_set_merge_time_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_set_merge_time_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_set_merge_time_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_set_merge_time_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_map_merge_time_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_map_merge_time_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_map_merge_time_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_map_merge_time_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'object_map_merge_time_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_get_time_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_get_time_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_get_time_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_get_time_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_get_time_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_put_time_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_put_time_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_put_time_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_put_time_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'consistent_put_time_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_query_latency_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_query_latency_min'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_query_latency_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_query_latency_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_query_latency_999'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_index_latency_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_index_latency_min'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_index_latency_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_index_latency_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_index_latency_999'=0;0:100;0:1000
|
||||
```
|
||||
|
||||
### Erlang Resource Usage Metrics:
|
||||
|
||||
* `sys_process_count`
|
||||
* `memory_processes`
|
||||
* `memory_processes_used`
|
||||
|
||||
#### Sample Command
|
||||
|
||||
```
|
||||
./check_http_json.py -H localhost -P 8098 -p stats -m \
|
||||
"sys_process_count,,0:5000,0:10000" \
|
||||
"memory_processes,,0:50000000,0:100000000" \
|
||||
"memory_processes_used,,0:50000000,0:100000000"
|
||||
```
|
||||
|
||||
#### Sample Output
|
||||
|
||||
```
|
||||
OK: Status OK.|'sys_process_count'=1637;0:5000;0:10000 'memory_processes'=46481112;0:50000000;0:100000000 'memory_processes_used'=46476880;0:50000000;0:100000000
|
||||
```
|
||||
|
||||
### General Riak Load / Health Metrics:
|
||||
|
||||
* `node_get_fsm_siblings_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
|
||||
* `node_get_fsm_objsize_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
|
||||
* `riak_search_vnodeq_mean,_median,_95,_99,_100`
|
||||
* `search_index_fail_one`
|
||||
* `pbc_active`
|
||||
* `pbc_connects`
|
||||
* `read_repairs`
|
||||
* `list_fsm_active`
|
||||
* `node_get_fsm_rejected`
|
||||
* `node_put_fsm_rejected`
|
||||
|
||||
#### Sample Command
|
||||
|
||||
```
|
||||
./check_http_json.py -H localhost -P 8098 -p stats -m \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_siblings_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_siblings_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_siblings_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_siblings_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_siblings_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_objsize_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_objsize_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_objsize_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_objsize_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_objsize_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"riak_search_vnodeq_mean,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"riak_search_vnodeq_median,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"riak_search_vnodeq_95,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"riak_search_vnodeq_99,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"riak_search_vnodeq_100,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"search_index_fail_one,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"pbc_active,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"pbc_connects,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"read_repairs,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"list_fsm_active,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_get_fsm_rejected,,0:100,0:1000" \
|
||||
"node_put_fsm_rejected,,0:100,0:1000"
|
||||
```
|
||||
|
||||
#### Sample Output
|
||||
|
||||
```
|
||||
OK: Status OK.|'node_get_fsm_siblings_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_siblings_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_siblings_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_siblings_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_siblings_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_objsize_mean'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_objsize_median'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_objsize_95'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_objsize_99'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_objsize_100'=0;0:100;0:1000 'search_index_fail_one'=0;0:100;0:1000 'pbc_active'=0;0:100;0:1000 'pbc_connects'=0;0:100;0:1000 'read_repairs'=0;0:100;0:1000 'list_fsm_active'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_get_fsm_rejected'=0;0:100;0:1000 'node_put_fsm_rejected'=0;0:100;0:1000
|
||||
```
|
||||
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