configmap-prom-inventory.yaml

---
#
# This file intructs the parser how to build a database (DB) row: with which metrics (results)
# to collect and parse, how to parse them, how to deal with duplicates or dicard results;
#
# map:
# - name: <a name for this block, to be referred to by --only or --except>
#   description: <(optional) anything here is not used anywhere in the code, it's just for documentation purposes>
#   metric: <metric name to be fetched from Prometheus>
#   labels:
#     <field>: <metric label> | [ <list of metric labels that can provide a value>, ... ]
#     extra:
#     - <labels to be concatenated together in field "extra">
#   static:
#     <field>: <const>
#   type: <field "type" value>
#   regexp:
#     <label>: <regexp with capture group names using field names>
#   collisions: <what to do if it detects a collision (e.g. megaraid_pd_info, smartmon_device_info), see note [1]>
#   ignore_regexp:
#     - <metric label>: <regexp to match when row is meant to be ignored - see note [2] -, or None if you want to match (exclude from results) if the label is missing>
#   join:
#     - <a standard metric definition (like the above), to be joined with the parent base on index, below. See also [3]>
#       index:
#         - <metric labels that can be used to link a value from the parent "metric" and the lookup>
#
# Expected labels: brand, model, serial, location
#
# [1] Collisions are verified based on type,model,location - see PrometheusInventory.push_row()
# [2] Smartmon reports controllers and VDs as results, but lacks a lot of info
#


map:

- name: raid:megaraid
  metric: megaraid_controller_info
  labels:
    model: model
    serial: serial
    location: hostname
  static:
    brand: LSI
  type: RAID Controller

- name: disk:megaraid
  metric: megaraid_pd_info
  labels:
    location: hostname
#    model: model
    serial: serial
#    brand: manufacturer
    extra:
    - media
    - interface
    model: model
  type: Disk
  collisions: override
  regexp:
    model: ^(?P<brand>(?!.*ST930060)\S+)\s+(?P<model>.*)$

- name: disk:hpsa
  metric: hpsa_physicaldrive_info
  labels:
    model: model
    location: hostname
    serial: serial
    extra:
    - speed
  regexp:
    model: ^(?P<brand>\S+)\s+(?P<model>.*)$
  type: Disk

- name: bbu:hpsa
  description: TODO - needs to be implemented in the exporter!
  metric: hpsa_cache_info
  labels:
    location: hostname
    serial: serial
    extra:
    - size
  type: BBU

- name: raid:hpsa
  description: TODO - needs to be implemented in the exporter!
  metric: hpsa_controller_info
  labels:
    location: hostname
    serial: serial
    model: model
  static:
    brand: HP
  type: RAID Controller

- name: disk:smartmon
  description: |
    The goal of this rule was to be able to complement incomplete info from the RAID controllers, but it's hard to correlate the data
    TODO - Maybe it should be used as a lookup instead, and as a specfic source for disks that are not under RAID controllers?
  metric: smartmon_device_info
  labels:
    location: hostname
#    model: [ product, device_model ]
    serial: serial_number
#    brand: vendor
  collisions: override
  type: Disk
  ignore_regexp:
  - type: ^scsi$
  - type: ^3ware,.*$
  regexp:
    device_model: ^(?P<brand>(?!.*ST930060)\S+)\s+(?P<model>.*)$

- name: bbu:tw_cli
  metric: tw_cli_bbu_info
  labels:
    location: hostname
    serial: serial
  static:
    brand: 3ware
    model: BBU
  type: BBU

- name: raid:tw_cli
  metric: tw_cli_controller_info
  labels:
    location: hostname
    serial: serial
    model: model
  static:
    brand: 3ware
  type: RAID Controller

- name: disk:tw_cli
  metric: tw_cli_drive_info
  labels:
    location: hostname
    serial: serial
    model: model
  regexp:
    model: ^(?P<brand>\S+)
  type: Disk

- name: bbu:megaraid
  metric: megaraid_cv_info
  labels:
    brand: manufacturer
    serial: serial
    location: hostname
    model: type
  type: BBU

- name: sfp:arista
  metric: entPhysicalSerialNum
  labels:
    serial: entPhysicalSerialNum
    location: hostname
    brand: _brand
    model: _model
    extra:
    - entPhysicalDescr
    - entPhysicalIndex
  type: SFP
  ignore_regexp:
  - hostname: '^some-switches-to-ignore$'
  - entPhysicalDescr: '^(?!Xcvr for Ethernet)'
  join:
  - metric: entPhysicalMfgName
    labels:
      _brand: entPhysicalMfgName
    index:
    - entPhysicalIndex
    - hostname
  - metric: entPhysicalModelName
    labels:
      _model: entPhysicalModelName
    index:
    - entPhysicalIndex
    - hostname

- name: ups
  metric: upsAdvIdentSerialNumber
  labels:
    serial: upsAdvIdentSerialNumber
    location: hostname
    model: _model
    extra: _extra
  static:
    brand: APC
  type: UPS
  join:
  - metric: upsBasicIdentModel
    labels:
      _model: upsBasicIdentModel
    index:
    - hostname
  - metric: upsAdvIdentSkuNumber
    labels:
      _extra: upsAdvIdentSkuNumber
    index:
    - hostname

- name: pdu
  metric: rPDU2IdentSerialNumber
  labels:
    serial: rPDU2IdentSerialNumber
    location: hostname
    model: _model
  static:
    brand: APC
  type: PDU
  join:
  - metric: rPDU2IdentModelNumber
    labels:
      _model: rPDU2IdentModelNumber
    index:
    - hostname


- name: switch:arista
  metric: entPhysicalSerialNum
  labels:
    serial: entPhysicalSerialNum
    location: hostname
    brand: _brand
    model: _model
    extra:
    - entPhysicalDescr
  type: Switch
  ignore_regexp:
  - hostname: '^some-switches-to-ignore$'
  - entPhysicalIndex: '^(1.+|(?!1.*))'
  join:
  - metric: entPhysicalMfgName
    labels:
      _brand: entPhysicalMfgName
    index:
    - entPhysicalIndex
    - hostname
  - metric: entPhysicalModelName
    labels:
      _model: entPhysicalModelName
    index:
    - entPhysicalIndex
    - hostname

- name: switch:powerconnect
  metric: entPhysicalSerialNum
  labels:
    serial: entPhysicalSerialNum
    location: hostname
    model: entPhysicalDescr
  static:
    brand: DELL
  type: Switch
  ignore_regexp:
  - hostname: '^some-switches-to-ignore$'
  - hostname: '^more-switches-to-ignore$'
  - entPhysicalIndex: '^(?!67108992)$'

- name: switch:hp-v1910
  metric: entPhysicalSerialNum
  labels:
    location: hostname
    model: entPhysicalModelName
    serial: entPhysicalSerialNum
    brand: entPhysicalMfgName
  type: Switch
  ignore_regexp:
  - hostname: '^some-switches-to-ignore$'
  - entPhysicalIndex: '^(1.+|(?!1.*))'

- name: sfp:hp-v1910
  metric: entPhysicalSerialNum
  labels:
    serial: entPhysicalSerialNum
    location: hostname
    brand: entPhysicalMfgName
    extra:
    - entPhysicalName
#    - entPhysicalIndex
  type: SFP
  ignore_regexp:
  - hostname: '^some-switches-to-ignore$'
  - entPhysicalName: '(?!.*GigabitEthernet1/0/5[1-2]).*$'
  - entPhysicalSerialNum:
  - entPhysicalModelName: '^HP V1910-48G .*'

# Supermicro switches do not provide a serial :-(
# Or maybe the current SNMP role is not listing the necessary OIDs?
- name: switch:supermicro
  metric: sysDescr
  labels:
    location: hostname
  static:
    brand: SUPERMICRO
  regexp:
    sysDescr: ^.*witch +(?P<model>.+)$
  type: Switch
  ignore_regexp:
  - hostname: '^some-switches-to-ignore$'

- name: servers
  metric: node_dmi_hardware_info
  labels:
    location: hostname
    brand: manufacturer
    model: productname
    serial: serialnumber
  type: Server

- name: memory
  metric: node_dmi_memory_device
  labels:
    location: hostname
    brand: manufacturer
    model: partnumber
    serial: serialnumber
    extra:
    - formfactor
    - type
    - speed
    - size
  type: Memory