LDAPWiki: ToolToScrapeImonitorContinuityStats

Overview #

This script will scrape eDirectory 8.7.x Imonitor Continuity statistics.

Tool written by John Johnson when we worked together.

getimon.pl #

Use at your own risk! Standard Disclaimer We are never responsible!

This is OLD code that has not been tested or used in several years.

Typically, you would use the Sadmin user.This script will scrape eDirectory 8.7.x Imonitor Continuity statistics, such as:

Partition Root
Errors
Last Successful Sync.
Maximum Ring Delta
Replica's Perishable Data Delta

It will read an input file that specifies the servers and partition roots to collect data from, and print comma-delimited results to standard output.

Setup#

This script should be portable to any platform that implements Perl 5.x. It has been tested on Windows and Linux. There are several modules that may need to be installed prior to use:

Time::Format
LWP
HTML::TableContentParser

These modules may be installed with PPM (Windows) or CPAN:

perl -MCPAN -e shell

Usage#

Open a command line in the directory that you placed the attached files.

Usage: getimon.pl [-f inputfile]

If the -f option is not specified, the script will look for a file in the default directory named:

imonLst.txt

Input file format#

host:domain:iMonitor port:iMonitor user:iMonitor password:T=treename

Output file format#

The field headings are as follows. Comma delimited:

yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm,Partition Root,Partition or Host,Query Status,Errors,Last Successful Sync.,Maximum Ring Delta,Replica's Perishable Data Delta

Tab delimited:

yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm	Partition Root	Partition or Host	Query Status	Errors	Last Successful Sync.	Maximum Ring Delta	Replica's Perishable Data Delta

Example execution#

This example uses an input file in a subdirectory under the ndsuser home directory:

[ndsuser@host] $ $HOME/bin/getimon.pl -f bin/imonLst.txt
2005-09-06 13:20,"T=TREE1",.TREE1.,OK,0,0:00:20,0:00:30,0:00:00
2005-09-06 13:20,"T=TREE2",.TREE2.,OK,0,0:00:51,0:00:41,0:00:41
2005-09-06 13:20,"T=TREE3",.TREE3.,OK,0,0:00:09,0:00:27,0:00:09
2005-09-06 13:20,"T=TREE4",.TREE4.,OK,0,0:54:05,0:00:00,312784:25:57

Scheduling with CRON#

This will run the script to collect data every 5 minutes:

#
# Gather iMonitor Continuity stats
#
00,05,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 * * * * $HOME/bin/getimon.pl -f bin/imonLst.txt >> $HOME/imon.log 2>&1

More Information#

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