Hello,
Is anyone using icinga-exporter or Telegraf-Icinga plugin for performance stats provided by “icinga”, “cluster”, “ido” . “cluster-zone” or any other better option ?
Not sure if these stats are available by Rest API in Icinga2 2.14 version or will be offered in the future version(s)?
Thanks
this looks like a rest api endpoint ment to stay:
https://icinga.com/docs/icinga-2/latest/doc/12-icinga2-api/#status-and-statistics
It seems, the REST api doesn’t provide performance stats but rather app stats only.
Looks like icinga-exporter and Telegraf-icinga plugin only provide the app stats only.
Similar to this ITL-icinga-graphite | Grafana Labs
I was hoping to not use any Icinga feature but api. However the only option currently I see is to use Graphite feature to get those stats.
I will open a feature request to get those stats via API.
there is everything in this endpoint:
‘https://localhost:5665/v1/status?pretty=1’
here is something in general:
"name": "CIB",
"perfdata": [],
"status": {
"active_host_checks": 0.05,
"active_host_checks_15min": 58,
"active_host_checks_1min": 3,
"active_host_checks_5min": 25,
"active_service_checks": 0.11666666666666667,
"active_service_checks_15min": 145,
"active_service_checks_1min": 7,
"active_service_checks_5min": 49,
"avg_execution_time": 1.7079496443271638,
"avg_latency": 0.00168096125125885,
"current_concurrent_checks": 0,
"current_pending_callbacks": 0,
"max_execution_time": 45.91765308380127,
"max_latency": 0.007117033004760742,
"min_execution_time": 0,
"min_latency": 0,
"num_hosts_acknowledged": 0,
"num_hosts_down": 2,
"num_hosts_flapping": 0,
"num_hosts_handled": 0,
"num_hosts_in_downtime": 0,
"num_hosts_pending": 0,
"num_hosts_problem": 2,
"num_hosts_unreachable": 0,
"num_hosts_up": 35,
"num_services_acknowledged": 0,
"num_services_critical": 10,
"num_services_flapping": 0,
"num_services_handled": 3,
"num_services_in_downtime": 0,
"num_services_ok": 59,
"num_services_pending": 0,
"num_services_problem": 21,
"num_services_unknown": 5,
"num_services_unreachable": 3,
"num_services_warning": 6,
"passive_host_checks": 0,
"passive_host_checks_15min": 0,
"passive_host_checks_1min": 0,
"passive_host_checks_5min": 0,
"passive_service_checks": 0,
"passive_service_checks_15min": 10,
"passive_service_checks_1min": 0,
"passive_service_checks_5min": 4,
"remote_check_queue": 0,
"uptime": 154240.98342895508
{
"name": "IdoPgsqlConnection",
"perfdata": [
{
"counter": false,
"crit": null,
"label": "idopgsqlconnection_ido-pgsql_queries_rate",
"max": null,
"min": null,
"type": "PerfdataValue",
"unit": "",
"value": 3.316666666666667,
"warn": null
},...
,
{
"name": "IdoMysqlConnection",
"perfdata": [
{
"counter": false,
"crit": null,
"label": "idomysqlconnection_ido-mysql_queries_rate",
"max": null,
"min": null,
"type": "PerfdataValue",
"unit": "",
"value": 3.2333333333333334,
"warn": null
},...
Thanks. Yes, the performance stats are available for those services via api. Now I’m going to create a nice dashboard using them.