Monitoring plugins
Monitoring-plugins are the check plugins for monitoring.
Copyright (c) 2020 Fabian Fröhlich mail@confgen.org https://icinga2.confgen.org
Full License Information see LICENSE file in root directory of this source code and License section of this File.
Donate
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Quick setup
See our documentation for details.
Required
- install python 3.7 (other versions may also work)
- install python3-pip
pip3 install --upgrade monitoring-plugins --target=/usr/local/monitoring
License
This section contains the additional terms of the AGPLv3 license agreement, a copy of the AGPLv3 is included in the LICENSE file.
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Adaptation of the README.md is prohibited. The file must also be included with each copy without any modification.
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Adjustments of any kind must be listed in the attached CHANGELOG.md file. It is sufficient to name the change and the reason for the change here and to give appropriate references to the processing in the source code at the appropriate place.
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All edited copies must be made available on github. You have to fork the original repository or use a fork from the original repository.
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You have to place the following link on your Homepage in a suitable place, if you using this software not only for your own Servers, Applications, ...:
We using monitoring tools from <a href="https://icinga2.confgen.org">Fabian Fröhlich</a>
The wording is decisive here, so another language may be used. Attributes of the link may also be adjusted, but the link must be followable by web crawlers (e.g. Googlebot).
Furthermore, the imprint has to include a clear reference to the original github repository https://github.com/f-froehlich/monitoring-plugins as well as the link mentioned above in the body text.
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You are not allowed to earn money with this tool.
Contributors
| Name | info | |
|---|---|---|
| Fabian Fröhlich | mail@confgen.org | Main contributor and code owner |
Changelog
1.0.0
- Add basic checks
2.0.0
- Update to new structure
2.1.0
- Checks added:
- check_ciphers
- check_open_ports
- check_dnssec_status
- check_reboot_required
- check_spf
2.2.0
- Checks added:
- check_sensors_DS18B20
- SNMP Checks added:
- UPS
- Bad battery packs
- Battery capacity
- Battery packs attached
- Remaining runtime
- Battery replacement needed
- Battery status
- Battery temperature
- Diagnostic test result
- Last diagnostic test result time
- Synology
- CPU-fan status
- Disk temperature
- GPU info
- Power status
- RAID status
- Service running
- Service used
- SMART
- Space IO
- Storage IO
- System status
- Temperature
- Upgrade
- Disk load
- CPU Load
- Memory Load
- UPS
Metadata
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