Azure monitoring new plugin idea - Azure Policies

Hello Matoy, 

We will more likely work on this soon. ​​​​​

Here is an extract from our internal ticket, please share any feedback is something seems irrelevant to you: 

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The most relevant call is this one, the value to check is complianceState and it would be interesting to provide filter to exclude some lines from the resultset:

• location/region (resourceLocation)

• resource type (resourceType)

• resource group (resourceGroup)

Code architecture:

• One status counter (type 1), to check the complianceState string. Default critical should be %{compliance} eq 'NonCompliant'.

• One global (type 0) counter to count the number of non compliant policies.

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hi @rchauvel any news on the release?

as it has been released, it’s not really working ; i participated to its testing and suggested changes/addons here:

https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/pull/4224

there is no answsers for some weeks now; it’s a pity since we’re almost at the goal.

regards,

A new version has been released last week. Does it fix your issue?

yes ; with or without -policy-name parameter.

please look at my last message there https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/pull/4224 it’s still valid (i just tested with current code from master branch)

We’’ll have a look at it very soon :-)

Thank you.
And sorry for my last message : NO it does not fix the issue.

Regards,

Hello matoy,

Did you test with the code of the “develop” or “master” branch ? the good one is “develop” (a correction was made there last week)

If it still doesn’t work, can you tell me whitch parameters you’ve used in your request ? I’ve tested one with --resource-type, --resource-location and --policy-name without reproducing your problem.

Hi,

sorry.

just tested with the develop branch, it’s okay (i tested with --resource-location and --policy-name)

thank you.