simonsteur
commented
7 years ago Also a change to the cpu load check. The problem being that on multi cpu socket setups the current check doesn't work properly.
Currently the check would return multiple values and trigger alert if a cpu sockets load would go over the specified warning or critical level. By looking at a system counter instead we can get the Total Value of the system load without any big change to the script at all.
eheydrick
Although the original check works fine, it stops processing disks as soon as one has a critcal or warning value. Absolutely fine in a single disk setup.
However it is possible that a system has more than one disk and that multiple are in a critical or warning state. This change processes all the disks before sending an exit code, it also provides a more complete output for critical and warning values.