check_vplex.py

This is a Nagios monitoring script for DELL EMC vplex. It calls the vplex RESTfull API and check if every moduls are OK. This plugin have been tested with a version 6.1 of vplex and python 3.6.8.

usage:

check_vplex.py [-h] -H HOSTADDRESS -u USER -p PASSWORD -m { configuration, back-end, front-end, cache, consistency-group, wan, hardware, cluster_witness, vpn io-aborts}

arguments

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• -H HOSTNAME, --hostname HOSTNAME hostname or IP address
• -u USERNAME, --username USERNAME username
• -p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD user password
• -m, --module module checking among configuration or back-end or front-end or cache or consistency-group or wan or hardware or cluster_witness or vpn io-aborts

module

This module checking :

configuration:

• Checking VPlexCli connectivity to directors
• Checking Directors Commission
• Checking Directors Communication Status
• Checking Directors Operation Status
• Checking Inter-director management connectivity
• Checking ports status
• Checking Call Home Status
• Checking Connectivity
• Checking Meta Data Backup
• Checking Meta Data Slot Usage

back-end:

• Checking Unreachable Storage Volumes
• Checking Degraded Storage Volumes
• Checking Unhealthy Virtual Volumes
• Back end array status
• Validating paths to back end arrays
• Validating LUN limit per IT-Nexus
• Checking Unhealthy IT Nexuses

front-end:

• Checking Front End HA
• Checking Front End Path

consistency-group:

• Consistency Group Health
• Consistency Group Setting

wan:

• WAN Configuration

hardware:

• Checking Director Hardware
• Checking SSD Hardware

cluster_witness:

• Checking Cluster Witness

vpn:

• VPN Status

io-aborts:

• Check if io aborts

web site

http://daminoux.fr/check-vplex

requirements:

json
requests
argparse

Creating a user

It is not possible to create a dedied user for monitoring a vplex with the API. You must use the account : service

© 2020 Damien ARNAUD published under GPLv3 license