Check rabbitmq for connection and queue counts
https://github.com/CaptPhunkosis/check_rabbitmq
Needed a simple way to check rabbitmq for connection and queue counts. This was
the quick dirty solution. Posting as it might be useful for others and a nice
beginning for a fuller featured plugin.
We used this with NRPE on the server where rabbitmq was doing it's thing.
Here's an example from our nrpe.cfg
command[rab_connection_count]=$USER1$/check_rabbitmq -a connection_count -C 100 -W 80
command[rab_queries_count]=$USER1$/check_rabbitmq -a queues_count -C 100 -W 80
- Links to server:monitoring / monitoring...s-rabbitmq
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| check_rabbitmq-20180813.tar.bz2 | 0000003498 3.42 KB | |
| check_rabbitmq-minmax.patch | 0000000683 683 Bytes | |
| check_rabbitmq-perfdata.patch | 0000003887 3.8 KB | |
| check_rabbitmq-python3.patch | 0000008640 8.44 KB | |
| check_rabbitmq-queuelength-3.7.patch | 0000000713 713 Bytes | |
| check_rabbitmq-skip_option.patch | 0000002081 2.03 KB | |
| monitoring-plugins-rabbitmq.changes | 0000001826 1.78 KB | |
| monitoring-plugins-rabbitmq.spec | 0000002494 2.44 KB | |
| sudoers-monitoring-plugins-rabbitmq | 0000000192 192 Bytes |
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