========================================================= A Nagios|Shinken plugin to grab stats on a Glances server

What is it ?

CheckGlances is a Nagios plugin. It can grab stat on a Glances server using a XML RCP over HTTP link.

Glances server can be ran on GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac OS and Windows operating system.

1. Start Glances server on yours hosts

2. Configure our Nagios|Shinken server with the CheckGlances plugin

3. Enjoy...

Be aware...

Use checkglances v0.4 for Glances 1.x server Or checkglances v0.5 or higher for Glances 2.x (or higher)

CLI Examples

CPU

$ ./checkglances.py -H localhost -s cpu
CPU consumption: 2.96% | 'percent'=2.96 'kernel'=0.73 'iowait'=0.20 'idle'=97.04 'user'=1.89 'irq'=0.00 'nice'=0.00

LOAD

$ ./checkglances.py -H localhost -s load
LOAD last 5 minutes: 0.22% | 'min1'=0.13 'min5'=0.22 'min15'=0.29

MEM

$ ./checkglances.py -H localhost -s mem
MEM consumption: 59.50% | 'used'=3411509248.00 'cache'=1071792128.00 'total'=3934547968.00 'percent'=59.50 'free'=523038720.00

SWAP

$ ./checkglances.py -H localhost -s swap
SWAP consumption: 3.70% | 'used'=150159360.00 'total'=4080005120.00 'percent'=3.70 'free'=3929845760.00

PROCESS

$ ./checkglances.py -H localhost -s process
Running processes: 1 | 'running'=1 'total'=143 'sleeping'=142

NETWORK

$ ./checkglances.py -H localhost -s net -e eth0
Network rate: 5479658 | 'interface_name'=eth0 'rx'=327514 'tx'=5479658

FILE SYSTEM

$ ./checkglances.py -H localhost -s fs -e /
FS using space: 8% | 'mnt_point'=/ 'used'=22371450880 'device_name'=/dev/sda2 'avail'=910404046848 'fs_type'=ext4 'size'=982693486592

Also implemented: getDiskIO, uptime, system

How to configure Nagios ?

First of all, copy the checkglances.py file to your Nagios plugin folder.

Then enter the new section on your commands.cfg file:

define command{
    command_name checkglances
    command_line $USER1$/checkglances.py -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -s $ARG1$ -w $ARG2$ -c $ARG3$
}

define command{
    command_name checkglanceswithparam
    command_line $USER1$/checkglances.py -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -s $ARG1$ -e $ARG2$-w $ARG3$ -c $ARG4$
}

Configure a new service for your host (where Glances server is up and running):

define service {
    use generic-service
    host_name myhost
    service_description CPU
    check_command checkglances!cpu!70!90
}

define service {
    use generic-service
    host_name myhost
    service_description LOAD
    check_command checkglances!load!1!5
}

define service {
    use generic-service
    host_name myhost
    service_description MEM
    check_command checkglances!mem!70!90
}

define service {
    use generic-service
    host_name myhost
    service_description SWAP
    check_command checkglances!swap!70!90
}

define service {
    use generic-service
    host_name myhost
    service_description PROCESS
    check_command checkglances!process!30!100
}

define service {
    use generic-service
    host_name myhost
    service_description NETWORK eth0
    check_command checkglanceswithparam!net!eth0!7500000!10000000
}

define service {
    use generic-service
    host_name myhost
    service_description FILESYSTEM /
    check_command checkglanceswithparam!fs!/!70!90
}

Coming soon...

Disk IO