Hi Vernon,
This is not a very elegant solution but may work for you
Are you able to create 2 extra pages for these hosts? 1 for large disk and 1 for small disks. You can then base the alerts for these hosts based on these 2 pages. This has the drawback of the same host being defined multiple times in bb-hosts so make sure on the new pages you use noconn and do not define any more checks. This will also increase the number of monitored servers that bbnet reports. So e.g.
page REAL Monitored servers
1.2.3.4 serverA # ssh http://serverA.domain.com 3.4.5.6 serverB # ssh http://serverB.domain.com
page HUGE Large disk servers
0.0.0.0 serverA # noconn
page SMALL Small disk servers
0.0.0.0 serverB # noconn
Now you can define in hobbit-clients.cfg
PAGE=HUGE
DISK /data1 10485760U 5242880U
PAGE=SMALL
DISK /data1 85 90
Cheers Iain
Everett, Vernon wrote:
Yep, am doing that. However, what I am looking for is a way to do something like this HOST=* DISK /data1 85 90 DISK /data1 10485760U 5242880U
And have some kind of "best-case" or "worst-case" logic.
Worst case would check both cases, and report the worst result.
Best case, does the same, but reports the best result.
I know I am probably looking for the impossible, but a man can hope :-)
Cheers
Vernon
*From:* Andy France [mailto:Andy at zespri.com] *Sent:* Thursday, 15 October 2009 4:09 AM *To:* hobbit at hswn.dk *Subject:* [hobbit] RE: Multiple disk definitions
Hi Vernon,
Check the man page for hobbit-clients.cfg...
http://www.hswn.dk/hobbit/help/manpages/man5/hobbit-clients.cfg.5.html#lbAG
You can specify disk sizes by free space by appending “U” e.g.
HOST=sap-sid-sv1
DISK /oracle/SID/saparch 80 90
DISK /oracle/SID/sapdata1 10485760U 5242880U
The disk for saparch is monitored by percentage, and sapdata1 warns at 10GB free and panics and 5GB free.
Regards,
Andy.
*From:* Everett, Vernon [mailto:Vernon.Everett at woodside.com.au] *Sent:* Wednesday, 14 October 2009 4:07 p.m. *To:* 'hobbit at hswn.dk' *Subject:* [hobbit] Multiple disk definitions
Hi all
Anybody had any experience trying to define multiple disk definitions.
I have a range of servers, which for whatever reason, have highly variable partition sizes.
E.g. ServerA /data1 2Tb
/data2 200mb
ServerB /data1 800gb
/data2 4Tb
/data3 20gb
Setting a blanket value of
DISK * 90 95
Will not give good results, because on a 4Tb volume, 90% is still 400Gb available, while on a 200mb volume, this is only 20mb
What I would like to do, is define a percent or absolute, based on disk size.
Is this possible?
There are many more servers, so defining them all individually will be too much work.
Cheers
Vernon
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