On 03/23/2016 10:27 AM, Yvan Calas wrote:
>> On 23 Mar 2016, at 10:25, Fabrice Jammes <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>> Would it be please possible to set up a Nagios instance in order to monitor IN2P3 cluster state?
>> I would be available to write Nagios plugin in order to monitor if Qserv node are up/down.
> Nagios is available (and used) at CC-IN2P3. What kind of probes do you need on the cluster?
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Hi Yvan,
I'd like to add a Qserv related probe:
1. Check that correct ports are open on all nodes:
on master (for now ccqserv100, ccqserv 125): 2131 4040 5012 1094
on all other ccqserv{nnn}: 5012 1094
2. Add a probe to check that Qserv container is running on all nodes
might also be usefull:
docker inspect --format='{{ .State.Running }}' qserv
Could you please gave us the Nagios URL?
Thanks
Fabrice
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