Hello,
Does someone have tested monitoring vtom on different client infrastructure.
I m looking to know when the VTOM api will crash if i check job by job .
We have many clients with VTOM, and different jobnumber 50/300/1500/5000/etc ….
any idea ?
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VTOM Plugins Limits
+12Best answer by Kriko
Hello
We don’t have this kind of information from our side.
But the development of a new VTOM plugin is in our backlog.
We will keep you in touch about this.
Hope someone else have the information that your need.
Hello
We don’t have this kind of information from our side.
But the development of a new VTOM plugin is in our backlog.
We will keep you in touch about this.
Hope someone else have the information that your need.
+12Thank you , i ll wait for the new VTOM plugin with cache management .
Hello
The new plugin is available !
You can download it using with the following command:
yum install --enablerepo="centreon-unstable*" centreon-plugin-Applications-Vtom-Restapiyou can download the pack with the following command:
yum install --enablerepo="centreon*unstable*" centreon-pack-applications-vtom-restapiAnd the documentation is (for the moment) available here:
https://github.com/centreon/centreon-documentation/pull/1268
Do not hesitate to test it, and give us your feedback here or on the github of centreon-plugins.
Thank you.
+4Hi,
If you need an idea, I developed a plugin for a customer with same stability problems.
My solution was to have one active check which create automatically passive jobs and update their status.
Regards.
Pierrick.
+3With that new plugin, you can do the same:
- one service name ‘Cache’ (executed each minutes for example): it creates cache files
- X services that use the cache file: option --cache-use
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