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Nagios::Plugin::Beanstalk.3pm

NAME

Nagios::Plugin::Beanstalk - Nagios plugin to observe Beanstalkd queue server.

SYNOPSIS

   use Nagios::Plugin::Beanstalk;
 
   my $np = Nagios::Plugin::Beanstalk->new;
   $np->run;
 
 

DESCRIPTION

Please setup your nagios config.

   ### check response time(msec) for Beanstalk
   define command {
     command_name    check_beanstalkd
     command_line    /usr/bin/check_beanstalkd -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -w 15 -c 60
   }
 
 

This plugin can execute with all threshold options together.

Command Line Options

   Usage: check_beanstalkd -H <host> [-p <port>] [-t <tube>] [-w <warn_time>] [-c <crit_time>]
 
   Options:
    -h, --help
       Print detailed help screen
    -V, --version
       Print version information
    -H, --hostname=ADDRESS
       Host name, IP Address, or unix socket (must be an absolute path)
    -p, --port=INTEGER
       Port number (default: 389)
    -a [--active]
       Check active worker count instead of job age
    -t [--tube]
       Tube name to watch, can be multiple. 
    -w, --warning=DOUBLE
       Response time to result in warning status (seconds), or min worker count
    -c, --critical=DOUBLE
       Response time to result in critical status (seconds), or min worker count
    -v, --verbose
       Show details for command-line debugging (Nagios may truncate output)
 
 

METHODS

new()

create instance.

run()

run checks.

TUBE SELECTION

The argument passed to "--tube" may be a tube name or a tube pattern if prefixed with ~. Patterns are applied to the list of tubes that currently exist on the server

Matching tubes are removed from the list if the argument is prefixed with !

"--tube" parameters are processed in order. If the first "--tube" parameter starts with "!" then the initial list of tubes to check is all the tubes that currently exist on the server. If the first "--tube" parameter does not start with "!" then the initial list is empty.

If no "--tube" parameters are given then all existing tubes are checked

Examples

--tube foo

Only check tube foo

--tube !foo

Check all tubes except the tube foo

--tube ~foo

Check all tubes that match the pattern /foo/

--tube !~foo

Check all tubes except those that match the pattern /foo/

--tube ~foo --tube !foobar

Check all tubes that match the pattern /foo/, except foobar

--tube !~foo --tube foobar

Check all tubes except those that match the pattern /foo/, but also check foobar

AUTHOR

Graham Barr "<gbarr@pobox.com>"

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright 2008 Graham Barr

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.