GlobalNOC Status Monitoring Library
This Python library is used to write status files for GRNOC software.
Requirements
Please make sure you have the following dependencies already installed on your host:
python3python3-setuptools
Installation
Run the following command to install the library:
foo@bar:~$ sudo yum install python3-globalnoc-monitoring-service-status
Import
Import the write_service_status function using the following line of code:
from globalnoc_monitoring_service_status import write_service_status
Function Parameters
The write_service_status function has the following parameters:
| Parameter | Required? | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
error |
Yes | - | Error Number |
error_text |
Yes | - | Error Description |
path |
No | - | Target folder |
service |
No | - | Service Name |
filename |
No | status.txt |
Status File Name |
timestamp |
No | Current Time | Unix Timestamp |
Note: You must either provide a path to the status file folder or a service name.
If for some reason path and service are both passed as arguments, the function will create the status file at the provided path.
Usage
Here are some code snippets using this module:
from globalnoc_monitoring_service_status import write_service_status
# Create status.txt at /var/lib/grnoc/fortigate_collector/
write_service_status(error=0,
error_text='Data queued to RabbitMQ Successfully.',
service='fortigate_collector')
# Create status_log at /var/lib/my_service/
write_service_status(error=1,
error_text='Error making GET request.',
path='/var/lib/my_service/',
filename='status_log')
# Create status.txt at /var/lib/my_service/ with custom timestamp
write_service_status(error=1,
error_text='Error making GET request.',
path='/var/lib/my_service/',
timestamp='1596547846')
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