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Parameter Description --token your application's API token (required) --user your user/group key (or that of your target user), visible when logging into our control panel; often referred to as USER_KEY in our documentation and code samples (requi...

./pandora_pushover --token <token> --user <user key> --message <message> [ --html < 1 for activate> ] [ --priority <number priority> ] [ --timestamp <timestamp> ] [ --title <title> ] [ --url <url> ] [ --url_title <url title> ] [ --device <device > ] [ --attach...

Ver. 11-10-2022 The plugin gets metrics on producer and consumer performance This is ported from the Java producer, for details see:   https://kafka.apache.org/documentation/#consumer_monitoringhttps://kafka.apache.org/documentation/#producer_monitoring ...

Systems where it has been tested CentOS 7, Fedora, rocky linux Systems where it should work Any linux system

Have the Pandora FMS Data Server enabled Have the Pandora FMS Plugin Server enabled

Parameter Description -s, --bootstrap_servers host[:port]' string (or list of 'host[:port]' strings) that the producer must contact to start the initial cluster metadata. This does not have to be the complete list of nodes. It only needs to have at least on...

  ./pandora_kafka --bootstrap_servers <string_conexion (ip with port)> [ --agent_alias <agent_alias> ] [ --use_alias_as_name <use_alias_as_name> ] [ --as_agent_plugin <as_agent_plugin> ] [ --module_prefix <module_prefix> ] [ --tentacle_port <tentacle_port> ] ...

As server plugin Manual installation Go to servers > plugins:   Click on add: We put in name and the description that is preferred. We put as command the execution with the path of the plugin:   /path_pandora_kafka ...

The plugin will create an agent with a customizable name with the --agent_alias parameter or with the default "Kafka" name that will contain all the modules of the execution. Módules  Producer kafka-metrics-count count producer-metrics connection-close...

Ver. 29-11-2022 Plugin to monitor proxmox, being able to extract API data from nodes, backups, virtual machines, lxc containers and storage.Type: Server plug-in

Systems where tested CentOS 7, Fedora, rocky linux Systems where it should work Any linux system

Pandora FMS Data Server enabled Have Pandora FMS Plugin Server enabled.  

 Proxmox parameters --host Ip or proxmox host --user Name of the proxmox user who will perform the queries --password Password of the proxmox user who will perform the queries --port Default 8006 --vm To obtain data from the virtual machines, 1 to ac...

./pandora_proxmox \ --host < host > \ --user < user > \ --password < password > \ [ --port < port > ] \ [ --vm < 1 or 0 > ] \ [ --lxc < 1 or 0 > ] \ [ --backups < 1 or 0 > ] \ [ --nodes < 1 or 0 > ] \ [ --transfer_mode < local o tentacle > ] \ [ --...

As server plugin Manual installation Go to servers > plugins: Click on "add plugin": We put in name and the description that is preferred. We put as command the execution with the path of the plugin: /path_pandora_proxmox ...

The plugin with all parameters enabled will return the following: One agent for each node with the following modules:   maxdisk uptime status maxcpu disk mem maxmem cpu ssl_fingerprint One agent for each virtual machine and for each lxc con...

Ver. 13-12-2022 Plug-in with which you can monitor DB2 databases, being able to execute customized queries. Type: Server plug-in

Systems where tested CentOS 7, Fedora, rocky linux Systems where it should work Cualquier sistema linux 

Pandora FMS Data Server enabled Pandora FMS Plugin Server enabled Have python3 installed have the ibm_db library installed

Parameters --hostname Ip or host  --uid Name of the user who will perform the queries --password Password of the user who will perform the queries --port Default 50000 --database Database name --protocol Default : TCPIP --default_metrics Default ...