This is a manual which helps you to monitor Solaris based devices using Pandora FMS.<\/p>\n

Module data<\/h2>\n

1. CPU User<\/strong><\/p>\n

This module returns the percentage of CPU occupied by user processes.The syntax for the modules would be this:<\/p>\n

module_begin\r\nmodule_name CPU User\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_exec vmstat 1 2 | tail -1 | awk '{ print $20 }' | tr -d \u201cn\u201d\r\nmodule_max 100\r\nmodule_min 0\r\nmodule_description CPU (%) used by user\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
2. CPU System<\/strong><\/p>\n
This module returns the percentage of CPU occupied by system processes. The syntax for the module would be this:<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name CPU System\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_cpuusage all\r\nmodule_max 100\r\nmodule_min 0\r\nmodule_description CPU (%) used by system\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
3. Process Running<\/strong><\/p>\n
The module searchs if as specific process is running. The module syntax is the following:<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name Process Running xxx\r\nmodule_type generic_proc\r\nmodule_service xxx\r\nmodule description Procces xxx Running\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
We should replace xxx by the specific process that we want to monitor.<\/p>\n
4. Physical Free Memory<\/strong><\/p>\n
The module returns the percentage of free physical memory. The module syntax will be the following:<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name Physical Free Memory\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_freepercentmemory\r\nmodule_description Porcentaje Memoria f\u00edsica libre\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
5. Used space<\/strong><\/p>\n
The module returns the percentage of ocuppied directory, the syntax is the following:<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name Used space xxx\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_occupiedpercentdisk \/xxx\r\nmodule_description % Directorio ocupado\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
We should change xxx by the volume to monitor.<\/p>\n
6. Number processes<\/strong><\/p>\n
It returns the number of processes that are running in the machine. The module syntax is the following:<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name Number processes\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_exec ps -e | wc -l | tr -d \"n\" | tr -d \" \"\r\nmodule_description Number processes\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
7. Zombie processes<\/strong><\/p>\n
It returns the number of zombie processes. The syntax is the following:<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name Zombie processes\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_exec ps -el | awk '$2~\/\"Z\"\/{print $2}' | wc -l | tr -d \"n\" | tr -d \" \"\r\nmodule_description Zombie processes\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
8. Process memory<\/strong><\/p>\n
The module returns the percentage of memory in use by one process. The syntax is the following:<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name Process memory xxx\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_memproc xxx\r\nmodule_description % used memory of process\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
We should change xxx by the process to monitor.<\/p>\n
9. Process CPU<\/strong><\/p>\n
The module returns the percentage of CPU used by one process. The syntax is the following:<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name Process CPU xxx\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_cpuproc xxx\r\nmodule_description % CPU used by process\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
We change xxx by the process to monitor<\/p>\n
10. NTPD Instances<\/strong><\/p>\n
The module returns the number of instances of the ntpd process that are running.<\/p>\n
module_begin\r\nmodule_name NTPD Instances\r\nmodule_type generic_data\r\nmodule_exec ps -Af | grep ntpd | grep -v \"grep\" | wc -l | tr -d \" \" | tr -d \"n\"\r\nmodule_description Instancias NTPD en ejecuci\u00f3n\r\nmodule_end<\/pre>\n
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