arguspy
[Deprecated] As nagios is too old, this project is deprecated.
Please Move to another project [super-devops].
Arguspy is pure python code.
It’s a API packge for monitoring plugins, like Nagios, Icinga, Naemon, Shinken, Centreon, Opsview and Sensu.
How to install
Use pip to install:
$ pip install super_devops $ pip install arguspy
How to use
Just import what protocol you need:
from arguspy.ftp_ftplib import Ftp from arguspy.http_requests import Http from arguspy.mssql_pymssql import Mssql from arguspy.mysql_pymysql import Mysql from arguspy.ssh_paramiko import Ssh from arguspy.winrm_pywinrm import WinRM from arguspy.wmi_sh import Wmi from arguspy.wmi_subprocess import Wmi
Then write your own function monitoring class:
class YourClass(Ftp/Mssql/Ssh/WinRM/Wmi/Http/Snmp/...):
def __init__(self):
super(YourClass, self).__init__()
self.logger.debug("Init YourClass.")
def define_sub_options(self):
super(YourClass, self).define_sub_options()
self.your_parser = self.subparsers.add_parser(...)
self.your_parser.add_argument(...)
...
def your_handle(self):
"""Put your function monitoring code here."""
# Default status is ok.
status = self.ok
# Call the API and get the monitoring data.
# Read the document or check the API on python/ipython Interactive console.
# help(Ftp/...)
# dir(Ftp/...)
...
# Compare with the warning and critical value and change the status.
...
self.shortoutput = "..."
self.longoutput.append(...)
self.perfdata.append(...)
self.logger.debug("Return status and output.")
status(self.output())
If you put more than one function monitoring class in one file(Not recommend):
class Register(YourClass1, YourClass2, ...):
def __init__(self):
super(Register, self).__init__()
Last step:
def main():
plugin = Register()
if plugin.args.option == 'action':
plugin.action_handle()
elif ...:
...
else:
plugin.unknown("Unknown actions.")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
How to extends
Check the TODO list, you can give test examples or documents.
Also you can pull request for your code.
TODO
Write unit tests in tests/
Write docs in docs/
Write examples in examples/
Compatible with Python3
vSphere monitoring
LDAP monitoring
SNMP monitoring
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