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Hi all,
Currently the perfdata metrics are *_used and *_free. An additional _totalsize would be nice.
Also the warning and critical thresholds in the perfdata would be nice
Regards,
Marcus
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* this is just a least-instrusive fix for this impornat issue (fixesdistrict09#74)
from my point of view the thing should be restructered further:
* call space_threshold_helper just once with both thresholds
* use a threshold-check function for the recurring task to determine intAlertLevel for a condition result
* include thresholds in perf-data (also requested in district09#82) which would be quite hacky currently and I did not do yet despite I also want it
* output perfdata also for metrics where no threshold is defined (threshold is for alerting but a historical graph would be fine even if no alert is defined)
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* this is just a least-instrusive fix for this impornat issue (fixesdistrict09#74)
from my point of view the thing should be restructered further:
* call space_threshold_helper just once with both thresholds
* use a threshold-check function for the recurring task to determine intAlertLevel for a condition result
* include thresholds in perf-data (also requested in district09#82) which would be quite hacky currently and I did not do yet despite I also want it
* output perfdata also for metrics where no threshold is defined (threshold is for alerting but a historical graph would be fine even if no alert is defined)
check_netapp_ontap version: v3.01.171611
Monitoring solution: Icinga2 + InfluxDB/Grafana
Hi all,
Currently the perfdata metrics are *_used and *_free. An additional _totalsize would be nice.
Also the warning and critical thresholds in the perfdata would be nice
Regards,
Marcus
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: