The plugin check_netapp_aggregate object-store monitors the availability of an object store. In principle, we do the same as a storage admin who enters the command storage aggregate object-store show into Ontap’s CLI and then checks whether available is shown in the field object-store-availability.
Here is an …
This new plugin monitors the space occupied by snapshots on a volume in its first stage of development. It is similar to its ZAPI predecessor check_netapp_pro.pl Snapshots in that it can calculate the space required by snapshots either relative to the volume size or the snapshot reserve. The parameter …
The new check_netapp_volume missing plugin notifies you or your team, when a volume has been removed from the system.
Motivation and Workflow NetApp has a “recovery queue” which is set to 12 hours by default. If the monitoring reports that a volume has been deleted, you have the chance to recover that volume.
Please …
The
check_netapp_volume usage command understands relative thresholds in percent as well now …
One of our customers asked if we could develop a plugin that determines the last access date/creation date/modification dates …
We had feared that the transfer of the articles from the old blog could not be done completely automatically … The monitoring plugin
check_site_simple was a great help here …
We are pleased to announce the 1.1.0 release of our monitoring plugin check_site_simple.
The following is new in this version:
The links to images and other media are checked as well. This means that incorrectly embedded images or videos or those whose sources no longer exist are now recognized as well.
Links to …
The v1.2.0 release of our Check NetApp-REST product contains a new monitoring plugin called check_netapp_volume usage. It provides the monitoring of:
the used space of each volume (in Bytes) the total used space of several volumes the average used space of several volumes the min/max of used space of several volumes …
The v1.1.0 release of our Check E-Series product brings also a new monitoring plugin called check_eseries_nic. This provides monitoring of:
the link-status (up/down) the current-speed (1Gib/s, 10GiB/s, …) setup-error (true/false) A typical output would for the link-status check look like:
$ ./check_eseries_nic …
We have released a new monitoring plugin called check_eseries_pool. The first version has exactly one subcommand called free-space. This monitors the free space still available for thin volumes in the disk pool.
It is particularly useful when you start taking snapshots or mirroring to another system. In such cases, you …