- Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP
This template is designed to monitor an Object First OOTBI Cluster.
Zabbix version: 7.0 and higher.
This template has been tested on Object First OOTBI 1.5.54.10104 (VSA).
- Download the latest release
- Create a user to monitor the service or use an existing user.
- Create a host with the name of your cluster and link the
Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP
template to it. - Configure the following macros: {$OOTBI.API.URL}, {$OOTBI.CLUSTER.ID}, {$OOTBI.USER}, and {$OOTBI.PASSWORD} (details)
This template is designed to monitor an Object First OOTBI Cluster.
Name | Description | Default |
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{$OOTBI.API.URL} | The OOTBI Cluster endpoint is a URL or IP in the format <scheme>://<host>:<port> . This needs to be the pointing to the Service Point of your OOTBI Cluster |
https://localhost:8443 |
{$OOTBI.CLUSTER.ID} | The OOTBI Cluster ID (UUID). The Cluster UUID can be found in Settings. Optional, defaults to first cluster. | |
{$OOTBI.HTTP.PROXY} | Sets the HTTP proxy to http_proxy value. If this parameter is empty, then no proxy is used. |
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{$OOTBI.PASSWORD} | The password of the Object First OOTBI Cluster account. It is used to obtain an access token. |
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{$OOTBI.USER} | The username of the Object First OOTBI Cluster account. It is used to obtain an access token. |
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{$OOTBI.DATA.TIMEOUT} | A response timeout for the API. | 10 |
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
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Get metrics | The result of API requests is expressed in the JSON. | Script | ootbi.get.metrics |
Get errors | The errors from API requests. | Dependent item | ootbi.get.errors Preprocessing
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Cluster Status | Get the cluster status | Dependent item | ootbi.get.cluster.status Preprocessing
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Name | Description | Expression | Severity | Dependencies and additional info |
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Object First OOTBI: Cluster is not healthy | Cluster reports it's not healthy. Please inspect the cluster. |
find(/Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP/ootbi.get.cluster.status,,"like","OK")=0 |
High | |
Object First OOTBI: There are errors in requests to API | Zabbix has received errors in response to API requests. |
length(last(/Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP/ootbi.get.errors))>0 |
Average |
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
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Node discovery | Discovery of cluster nodes. |
Dependent item | ootbi.node.discovery Preprocessing
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Name | Templates | Host Groups | Macros |
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{#NAME} |
Object First OOTBI Host by HTTP | Object First |
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This template is designed to monitor an Object First OOTBI Host and will automatically be attached to hosts discovered from your cluster.
Name | Description | Default |
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{$OOTBI.API.URL} | The OOTBI Cluster endpoint is a URL or IP in the format <scheme>://<host>:<port> . This needs to be the pointing to the Service Point of your OOTBI Cluster |
Inherited from Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP, customizable |
{$OOTBI.CLUSTER.ID} | The OOTBI Cluster ID (UUID). The Cluster UUID can be found in Settings. Optional, defaults to first cluster. | Inherited from Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP, customizable |
{$OOTBI.HTTP.PROXY} | Sets the HTTP proxy to http_proxy value. If this parameter is empty, then no proxy is used. |
Inherited from Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP, customizable |
{$OOTBI.PASSWORD} | The password of the Object First OOTBI Cluster account. It is used to obtain an access token. |
Inherited from Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP, customizable |
{$OOTBI.USER} | The username of the Object First OOTBI Cluster account. It is used to obtain an access token. |
Inherited from Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP, customizable |
{$OOTBI.DATA.TIMEOUT} | A response timeout for the API. | Inherited from Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP, customizable |
{$OOTBI.HOST.ID} | The OOTBI Host ID. This is discovered automatically | Set by Object First OOTBI Cluster by HTTP, customizable |
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
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Get metrics | The result of API requests is expressed in the JSON. | Script | ootbi.get.metrics |
Get errors | The errors from API requests. | Dependent item | ootbi.get.errors Preprocessing
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Host Status | Get the host status. | Dependent item | ootbi.get.host.status Preprocessing
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Global Disks Status | Get the global disk status | Dependent item | ootbi.get.disk.status Preprocessing
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Uptime | The uptime of the node. | Dependent item | ootbi.get.host.uptime Preprocessing
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Name | Description | Expression | Severity | Dependencies and additional info |
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Object First OOTBI: Node restarted (uptime < 10m) | The cluster node's uptime is less than 10 minutes. |
last(/Object First OOTBI Host by HTTP/ootbi.get.host.uptime)<10 |
Average | |
Object First OOTBI Disks not healthy | The host reports its disks are healthy. Please inspect the host. |
find(/Object First OOTBI Host by HTTP/ootbi.get.disk.status,,"like","ok")=0 |
High | |
Object First OOTBI Host is not healthy | The host reports its not healthy. Please inspect the host. |
find(/Object First OOTBI Host by HTTP/ootbi.get.host.status,,"like","Ok")=0 |
High | |
Object First OOTBI: There are errors in requests to API | Zabbix has received errors in response to API requests. |
length(last(/Object First OOTBI Host by HTTP/ootbi.get.errors))>0 |
Average |
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
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Disk Discovery | Discovery of node disks. |
Dependent item | ootbi.host.disk.discovery Preprocessing
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Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
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Disk [{#SLOT}]: Get data | Gets raw data from the disk in slot |
Dependent item | ootbi.disk.raw[{#ID}] Preprocessing
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Disk Status | The status of the disk. |
Dependent item | ootbi.disk.status[{#SLOT}] Preprocessing
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Name | Description | Expression | Severity | Dependencies and additional info |
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Object First OOTBI: Disk in slot {#SLOT} not ok | find(/Object First OOTBI Host by HTTP/ootbi.disk.status[{#SLOT}],,"like","ok")=0 |
Average | Manual close: Yes |
Please report any issues with the template by opening an Issue on GitHub