check_mysql_slave

Check MySQL seconds behind master for Nagios-like monitoring.

Usage

$ check_mysql_slave --help
usage: check_mysql_slave [-h] -u [USER] -p [PASSWORD] [--host [HOST]]
                         [--port PORT]
                         [warning_threshold] [critical_threshold]

positional arguments:
  warning_threshold     Warning threshold (defaults to 60)
  critical_threshold    Critical threshold (defualts to 300)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -u [USER], --user [USER]
                        Login username
  -p [PASSWORD], --password [PASSWORD]
                        Login password
  --host [HOST]         Login host
  --port PORT           Login port

License

This software is licensed under the MIT license (see the LICENSE.txt file).

Author

Nimrod Adar, contact me or visit my website. Patches are welcome via git send-email. The repository is located at: https://www.shore.co.il/git/.

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