Possibility of monitoring the data by group

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光年张

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Hi, all:

I have some requirement to monitoring some data by group. Right now, openNMS collects and monitors the data host by host.
Right now, I have a group of linux servers. And I want to collect the sum of some data on this group of servers.

Is it possible the make the extension for this purpose?

Thanks,
Joey

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On Oct 27, 2009, at 1:01 PM, 光年张 wrote:

> I have some requirement to monitoring some data by group. Right now,  
> openNMS collects and monitors the data host by host.
> Right now, I have a group of linux servers. And I want to collect  
> the sum of some data on this group of servers.
>
> Is it possible the make the extension for this purpose?

There is a workaround you can use. Choose a node, say node 1 (I  
usually use the node for OpenNMS itself), then make symbolic links:

/opt/opennms/share/rrd/snmp/1:

ln -s ../x/item.jrb ./itemforx.jrb
ln -s ../y/item.jrb ./itemfory.jrb
ln -s ../z/item.jrb ./itemforz.jrb

Then create your report in snmp-graph.properties and use itemforx,  
itemfory and itemfox in the "columns" section. Then you can sum them  
together.

-T


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Thanks, Tarus.
Can threshold be used under this situation?

Thanks,
Joey

2009/10/28 Tarus Balog <[hidden email]>

On Oct 27, 2009, at 1:01 PM, 光年张 wrote:

> I have some requirement to monitoring some data by group. Right now,
> openNMS collects and monitors the data host by host.
> Right now, I have a group of linux servers. And I want to collect
> the sum of some data on this group of servers.
>
> Is it possible the make the extension for this purpose?

There is a workaround you can use. Choose a node, say node 1 (I
usually use the node for OpenNMS itself), then make symbolic links:

/opt/opennms/share/rrd/snmp/1:

ln -s ../x/item.jrb ./itemforx.jrb
ln -s ../y/item.jrb ./itemfory.jrb
ln -s ../z/item.jrb ./itemforz.jrb

Then create your report in snmp-graph.properties and use itemforx,
itemfory and itemfox in the "columns" section. Then you can sum them
together.

-T


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On Oct 28, 2009, at 12:38 PM, 光年张 wrote:

> Can threshold be used under this situation?

Unfortunately, no. It might be possible to use an outside script to do  
it.

-T

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Hi, Tarus:

Seems like it's impossible to make the enhancement to the thresholding daemon right now.
The threshold daemen checks the value immediately after the collector get the data.

So do you think it is more suitable to write a programme to check the value by group outside the openNMS?
Please give some suggestion.

Thanks,
Joey
 

2009/10/29 Tarus Balog <[hidden email]>

On Oct 28, 2009, at 12:38 PM, 光年张 wrote:

> Can threshold be used under this situation?

Unfortunately, no. It might be possible to use an outside script to do
it.

-T

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