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thomas-krenn / check_ipmi_sensor_v3

Monitoring plugin to check IPMI sensors
https://www.thomas-krenn.com/en/wiki/IPMI_Sensor_Monitoring_Plugin
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Option to rename sensors to create uniform performance data #8

Closed tk-wfischer closed 5 years ago

tk-wfischer commented 8 years ago

Provide an optional substitution parameter (e.g. a regexp) that unifies the sensor names over all vendors' sensor names before actual data processing takes place. This should provide consistent sensor names across systems from different vendors. With this feature, unified performance data could be created.

More details see Veit's posting here: https://github.com/thomas-krenn/check_ipmi_sensor_v3/issues/6#issuecomment-247977629

widhalmt commented 5 years ago

Hi,

Is there any progress on this? I tried to use this plugin for some other hardware vendor who just changed the names of their sensors with a newer generation of their hardware.

Cheers, Thomas

gschoenberger commented 5 years ago

Commit 00b0c3207a73e90743bf15a928c4ccde09070cb8 adds this feature, text from --help:

  [-us|--unify-sensors <unify file>]
       use an unify file to unify sensor names. This is an easy way to rename
       sensors with given patterns in the file. Once might us this option
       to get the same sensor names accross different platforms, e.g. to only
       have 'intrusion' as sensor name and not 'ChassisIntru', 'Chassis_Intru'
       or 'Chassis Intru'. Rules in the file follow simple regex patterns e.g.:
       ^(Chassis Intru|ChassisIntru|Chassis_Intru|Physical_Security)$/Intrusion
       Temp$/TEMP
gschoenberger commented 5 years ago

Happy Testing!

tniedermeier commented 5 years ago

Works great! ./check_ipmi_sensor -H ipmi-address -U adminuser -P admin-password -L admin -us unify-file

IPMI Status: Warning [3 system event log (SEL) entries present] | 'CPU TEMP'=28.00;0.00:95.00;0.00:100.00 'PCH TEMP'=28.00;16.00:90.00;5.00:95.00 'Mainboard Temperature'=23.00;0.00:80.00;-5.00:85.00 'Peripheral TEMP'=32.00;0.00:80.00;-5.00:85.00 'VcpuVRM TEMP'=29.00;5.00:95.00;0.00:100.00 'DIMMA1 TEMP'=25.00;5.00:80.00;0.00:85.00 'FAN1'=5600.00;700.00:25300.00;500.00:25400.00 'FAN2'=5600.00;700.00:25300.00;500.00:25400.00 '12V'=12.19;10.78:12.96;10.27:13.28 '5VCC'=4.97;4.48:5.39;4.30:5.55 '3.3VCC'=3.37;2.96:3.55;2.82:3.66 'VBAT'=2.94;2.58:3.48;2.50:3.59 'VCPU'=0.11;0.08:1.52;0.08:1.52 'VDIMMAB'=1.21;1.05:1.34;0.97:1.43 '5VSB'=4.92;4.48:5.39;4.38:5.55 '3.3VSB'=3.30;2.96:3.55;2.89:3.66 'VBMC 1.2V'=1.20;1.09:1.34;1.05:1.37 'VPCH 1.0V'=0.99;0.90:1.14;0.86:1.16

unity-file:

^(Chassis Intru|ChassisIntru|Chassis_Intru|Physical_Security)$/Intrusion ^(MB1 Temperature|System Temp)$/Mainboard Temperature Temp$/TEMP

gschoenberger commented 5 years ago

Great!