hpilo-exporter 0.4.4

Prometheus exporter for HP iLO metrics

HP iLO Metrics Exporter

Blackbox likes exporter used to exports HP Server Integrated Lights Out (iLO) states to Prometheus.

Gauges

Here are the status code of gauge

0 - OK
1 - Degraded
2 - Dead (Other)

Output example

Example of status of your iLO

health_at_a_glance:
  battery: {status: OK}
  bios_hardware: {status: OK}
  fans: {redundancy: Redundant, status: OK}
  memory: {status: OK}
  network: {status: Link Down},
  power_supplies: {redundancy: Redundant, status: OK}
  processor: {status: OK}
  storage: {status: Degraded}
  temperature: {status: OK}
  vrm: {status: Ok}
  drive: {status: Ok}

The returned output would be:

hpilo_battery{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_storage{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 1.0
hpilo_fans{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_bios_hardware{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_memory{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_power_supplies{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_processor{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_network{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 2.0
hpilo_temperature{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_vrm{product_name="ProLiant DL380 Gen6",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_drive{product_name="ProLiant DL380 Gen6",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 0.0
hpilo_firmware_version{product_name="ProLiant DL360 Gen9",server_name="name.fqdn.domain"} 2.5

Installing

You can install exporter on the server directly or on separate machine. To run, you must have Python and pip installed.

To install with pip:

pip install -e $HPILO_EXPORTER_DIR

Then just:

hpilo-exporter [--address=0.0.0.0 --port=9416 --endpoint="/metrics"]

HPILO is also available on Pypi so it can be installed directly:

pip install hpilo-exporter

Docker

Prebuild images are available from the docker repository:

idnt/hpilo-exporter:latest

To build the image yourself

docker build --rm -t hpilo-exporter .

To run the container

docker run -p 9416:9416 hpilo-exporter:latest

You can then call the web server on the defined endpoint, /metrics by default.

curl 'http://127.0.0.1:9416/metrics?ilo_host=127.0.0.1&ilo_port=443&ilo_user=admin&ilo_password=admin'

Passing argument to the docker run command

docker run -p 9416:9416 hpilo-exporter:latest --port 9416 --ilo_user my_user --ilo_password my_secret_password

Docker compose

Here is an example of Docker Compose deployment:

hpilo:
    image: my.registry/hpilo-exporter
    ports:
      - 9416:9416
    command:
      - '--port=9416'
    deploy:
      placement:
        constraints:
          - node.hostname == my_node.domain

Kubernetes

A helm chart is available at prometheus-helm-addons.

Prometheus config

Assuming:

• the exporter is available on http://hpilo:9416
• you use same the port,username and password for all your iLO

- job_name: 'hpilo'
  scrape_interval: 1m
  params:
    ilo_port: ['443']
    ilo_user: ['my_ilo_user']
    ilo_password: ['my_ilo_password']
  static_configs:
    - targets:
      - ilo_fqdn.domain

  relabel_configs:
    - source_labels: [__address__]
      target_label: __param_ilo_host
    - source_labels: [__param_ilo_host]
      target_label: ilo_host
    - target_label: __address__
      replacement: hpilo:8082  # hpilo exporter.