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Updated Stats monitoring in check_mk_agent (markdown)

Steve Berg 2016-12-31 14:18:03 -06:00
parent a831286cbb
commit 6cdcc48e6b

@ -39,6 +39,40 @@ After you reinventory the client where you installed this you should have three
After the logs rotated for the first time since I started using this check the ads_blocked_today perf data zero'd out. I'm not quite sure why yet though, check_mk should still see previous values even if current values are zero.
Found the problem. The script was returning ads_blocked and queries values with commas "," in them. Check_mk doesn't like that. So I've stripped the comma out of each returned number and it looks much better now.
Just re-wrote this in perl, only because I'm more comforatable working with perl. There's three modules you'll need to ensure are available for this to work.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use LWP::Simple;
use JSON;
use Data::Dumper;
# api output:
# {"domains_being_blocked":"104,574","dns_queries_today":"37,188","ads_blocked_today":"708","ads_percentage_today":"1.9" }
#
# Convert json to perl array:
# $VAR1 = {
# 'domains_being_blocked' => '104,574',
# 'ads_percentage_today' => '1.9',
# 'ads_blocked_today' => '716',
# 'dns_queries_today' => '37,496'
# };
my $data = get("http://192.168.1.2/admin/api.php");
$data1 = decode_json $data;
$pct = $data1->{ads_percentage_today};
$blocked = $data1->{ads_blocked_today};
$dns = $data1->{dns_queries_today};
$blocked =~ s/,//g;
$dns =~ s/,//g;
print "0 PiHole_Ads ads_blocked=$blocked OK $blocked ads blocked today\n";
print "0 PiHole_Percent ads_percent=$pct OK ${pct}% of dns requests were for ad domains\n";
print "0 PiHole_DNS queries=$dns OK $dns DNS queries today\n";
Example graphs:
![Ads blocked - 1 week](https://github.com/BiloxiGeek/Contributions/blob/master/ads-blocked-1week.png)