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pygios

A crazy simple framework for creating compliant nagios plugins

While the nagios monotoring framework really doesn’t require mich more than the monitoring script return a 0/non-0 status code, to fully benefit from all of nagio’s feautrues requires careful attention to output formatting and error codes. If you have a bevy of custom parameters you’d like to monitor, creating a fully featured nagios plugin for each can be a little tedious. This module solves that problem.

Getting started

You’ll need to install pygios. Usually this means running pip or easy_install like ths

``bash pip install pygios ``

Now

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