200+ check plugins for Icinga and other Nagios-compatible monitoring applications. Each plugin is a standalone command line tool (written in Python) that provides a specific type of check.
An additional arg, eg --monitor-conns, to monitor not all possible connection but only specified connection. Also the output and perfdata should only present the relevant data.
For example I ve configured a VPN-GW with two Site-to-Site-Peers and a couple of different Remote-Access-Connections.
I like to monitor each site with a specific Icinga service and not the remote access connections.
eg.
vars.by_ssh["strongswan vpn conns Site XY"] = { by_ssh_command = [ "/usr/local/lib/monitoring/plugins/check_strongswan_conn" ],
by_ssh_arguments = { "--socket=/var/run/charon.vici" = "", "--monitor-conns" = "S2S_SITE-XY_IKE2-AUTHN-PUBKEY" } }
Additional context
parser.add_argument(
'--monitor-conns', dest='MONITOR_CONNECTION_KEYS', action='extend', nargs='+', type=str, default=DEFAULT_MONITOR_CONNECTION_KEYS,
help='Connections to be monitored.'
)
markuslf
commented
5 months ago
Describe the solution you'd like
An additional arg, eg --monitor-conns, to monitor not all possible connection but only specified connection. Also the output and perfdata should only present the relevant data. For example I ve configured a VPN-GW with two Site-to-Site-Peers and a couple of different Remote-Access-Connections. I like to monitor each site with a specific Icinga service and not the remote access connections. eg. vars.by_ssh["strongswan vpn conns Site XY"] = { by_ssh_command = [ "/usr/local/lib/monitoring/plugins/check_strongswan_conn" ], by_ssh_arguments = { "--socket=/var/run/charon.vici" = "", "--monitor-conns" = "S2S_SITE-XY_IKE2-AUTHN-PUBKEY" } }
Additional context
... for key in monitor_connection_keys: ...