contrib-munin/plugins/snmp/snmp__brocade_ifs

#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
Munin plugin which reports selected counters regarding ports on a 
Brocade SAN FC-switch. Only enabled ports are considered.

The counters shown:

enc_out:            Encoding errors outside FC frame.
                    Not as interesting as enc_out_per_mframe,
                    but it reflects the absolute values, instead
                    of being put in relation to the port's trafic.

enc_out_per_mframe: As above, but per million frames of trafic.
                    If there is a high number for this counter,
                    it could reflect:
                     - If there is also a high value for 
                       rx_crcs for the port, then there is likely
                       a GBIC/SFP problem.
                     - If there the value of rx_crcs for the port
                       is low, there is likely a cable/connector
                       problem.

rx_crcs:            CRC errors detected in received frames.
                    Together with enc_out errors, CRC errors 
                    indicate a GBIC/SFP problem.

bits:               Number of bits transmitted(tx)/received(rx)
                    by the port. Inspecting this graph will help
                    determining if the port is saturated.

When symlinking to the plugin, indicate hostname like this:
snmp_HOSTNAME_brocade_ifs

# Special requirements:
#  - the pysnmp module; on RHEL 6 with EPEL 6, you may simply yum-
#    install it
"""

# Note: In the SNMP output from brocade switches, the interesting
# counters are named with numbers starting with 1, while the 
# ports' real names on the box and in the administration interface
# start with 0. And there doesn't seem to be a way to map between
# ifDesc and the interesting crc and enc_out counters :-(
# Therefore, this plugin is Brocade-specific, and thus some
# manipulation of port numbers are performed for the output
# of this plugin (see comments marked ARGH below).

# TODOs:
#  - implement snmpconf?

# Munin magic markers
#%# family=manual
#%# capabilities=

# http://community.brocade.com/servlet/JiveServlet/download/5581-1453/portErrShow.pdf
# is useful when trying to understand counters on a Brocade switch.

# Author: Troels Arvin <tra@sst.dk>
# See http://troels.arvin.dk/code/munin/ for latest version.

# Only tested with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, currently.

# Released according to the "New BSD License" AKA the 3-clause
# BSD License:
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# $Id: brocade_san_switch_ports_ 15443 2011-03-03 12:23:56Z tra $

import os, sys, re
from pysnmp.entity.rfc3413.oneliner import cmdgen

# For reference:
# SW-MIB::swFCPortLinkState   = .1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.6
# SW-MIB::swFCPortTxWords     = .1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.11
# SW-MIB::swFCPortRxWords     = .1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.12
# SW-MIB::swFCPortTxFrames    = .1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.13
# SW-MIB::swFCPortRxFrames    = .1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.14
# SW-MIB::swFCPortRxCrcs      = .1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.22
# SW-MIB::swFCPortRxEncOutFrs = .1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.26

# OID strings must be without leading dot in this script
port_link_state_oidstr = '1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.6'
oidstrs = {
    'rx_crcs'           : '1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.22',
    'enc_out'           : '1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.26',
    'tx_words'          : '1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.11',
    'rx_words'          : '1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.12',
    'tx_frames'         : '1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.13',
    'rx_frames'         : '1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.14',
}

descriptions = {
    'rx_crcs'           : 'the number of CRC errors detected for frames received',
    'enc_out'           : 'encoding errors outside FC frame',
    'enc_out_per_mframe': 'enc errors outside FC frame, per million frames of rx+tx trafic',
    'bits'              : 'received(rx)/transmitted(tx) bits'
}

rrd_types = {
    'rx_crcs'           : 'GAUGE',
    'enc_out'           : 'GAUGE',
    'enc_out_per_mframe': 'GAUGE',
    'bits'              : 'COUNTER'
}


# Some helper functions:

def bailout(msg):
    sys.stderr.write(msg+"\n")
    sys.exit(1)

def debug(msg):
    print('Debug: %s\n' % msg)

# Break OID-string in to a tuple of elements
def oidstr2tuple(oidstr): 
    int_list = [ int(s) for s in oidstr.split('.') ]
    return tuple(int_list)

# if object_name is 1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.26.1, return
#                   1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1.6.2.1.26
def get_ObjectName_subtree(obj):
   return obj[:len(obj)-1]

# Convert SNMP objects to simpler structure, and cut off
# excessive return-value data (which bulkCmd may generated)
def varBindTable2plainDict(varBindTable):
    ret_dict = {}
    wanted_subtree = get_ObjectName_subtree(varBindTable[0][0][0])
    #debug('wanted_subtree: '+str(wanted_subtree))
    for varBindTableRow in varBindTable:
        if get_ObjectName_subtree(varBindTableRow[0][0]) == wanted_subtree:
            portnum = varBindTableRow[0][0][-1]
            count = int(varBindTableRow[0][1])
            ret_dict[portnum] = count
        else:
            #debug('Skipped '+str(varBindTableRow))
            pass
    #debug('ret_dict: '+str(ret_dict))
    return ret_dict



# The more interesting functions:

# Honor the munin-APIs "config" command
def print_config(host_name,enabled_ports):
    print('host_name %s' % host_name)

    # Per-port
    for counter_type in descriptions:
        for portnum in enabled_ports:
            print('multigraph %s.port_%d' % (counter_type,portnum-1))  # ARGH: numbering base stuff
            print('graph_title Port %d %s' % (portnum-1,counter_type)) # ARGH: numbering base stuff
            print('graph_args --base 1000 -l 0')
            print('graph_category SAN')
            print('graph_info This graph shows the count of %s' % descriptions[counter_type])

            if counter_type == 'bits':
                print('graph_vlabel bits rx (-) / tx (+) per ${graph_period}')
                print('graph_order rx tx')
                print('rx.label rx')
                print('rx.graph no')
                print('rx.type %s' % rrd_types[counter_type])
                print('rx.max 20000000000') # initial-spike prevention: 20Gbit/s is max FC speed
                print('tx.label bps')
                print('tx.negative rx')
                print('tx.type %s' % rrd_types[counter_type])
                print('tx.max 20000000000') # initial-spike prevention: 20Gbit/s is max FC speed
            else:
                print('graph_vlabel count')
                print('count.label count')
                print('count.type %s' % rrd_types[counter_type])

    # Totals
    for counter_type in descriptions:
        print('multigraph %s' % counter_type)
        print('graph_title %s total %s' % (host_name,counter_type))
        print('graph_args --base 1000 -l 0')
        print('graph_category SAN')
        print('graph_info This graph shows the total count of %s across all ports' % descriptions[counter_type])

        if counter_type == 'bits':
            print('graph_vlabel bits rx (-) / tx (+) per ${graph_period}')
            print('rx.label rx')
            print('rx.graph no')
            print('rx.type %s' % rrd_types[counter_type])
            print('rx.max 800000000000') # initial-spike prevention: Assuming a max of 40 ports with each 20Gbit/s max
            print('tx.label bps')
            print('tx.negative rx')
            print('tx.type %s' % rrd_types[counter_type])
            print('tx.max 800000000000') # initial-spike prevention: Assuming a max of 40 ports with each 20Gbit/s max
        else:
            print('graph_vlabel count')
            print('count.label count')
            print('count.type %s' % rrd_types[counter_type])

# We don't care for disabled ports
def get_enabled_ports(host_name,community):
    link_states = get_port_values(host_name,community,port_link_state_oidstr)
    # status 1 means enabled
    return [ portnum for portnum in link_states if link_states[portnum] == 1 ]

# Talk to the SNMP agent performing the equivalent of an snmpwalk from
# the starting point indicated by the oid_start_tpl tuple.
# Handle potential errors.
def pull_values(host_name,community,oid_start_tpl):
    try:
        errorIndication, errorStatus, errorIndex, varBindTable = cmdgen.CommandGenerator().bulkCmd(
            cmdgen.CommunityData('whatever', community),
            cmdgen.UdpTransportTarget((host_name, 161)),
            300, 0,
            (oid_start_tpl)
        )
    except Exception, e:
        err("Walking %s threw exception: %s" % (oid_start_str,str(e)))
    if errorStatus:
        err("Walking %s failed: %s" % (oid_start_str,errorStatus.prettyPrint()))
    if errorIndication:
        err("Walking %s failed with errorIndication=" % (oid_start_str,errorIndication))
    if len(varBindTable) < 1:
        err("Empty result from walk of %s" % oid_start_str)
    #debug('Pull result: %s' % varBindTable)
    return varBindTable

# Combine oidstr2tupl, pull_values and varBindTable2plainDict.
# Return dict of port-number => count
def get_port_values(host_name,community,oid_start_str):
    return varBindTable2plainDict(
        pull_values(host_name,community,oidstr2tuple(oid_start_str))
    )

# Initial sanity check
n_args=len(sys.argv)
if n_args > 2:
    # At most one arg expected
    bailout('%d arguments given - expecting only one' % n_args)

# Make sure that multigraphs are supported
if 'MUNIN_CAP_MULTIGRAPH' not in os.environ:
    bailout('MUNIN_CAP_MULTIGRAPH not found in environment')

# Parse host_name and counter type from arg0
called_as = os.path.basename(sys.argv[0])
regex_str = r'^snmp_(.+)_brocade_ifs'
match = re.match(regex_str, called_as)
if match:
    host_name     = match.group(1)
else:
    bailout('Missing host_name and/or counter type')

# Determine SNMP community
try:
    community = os.environ['community']
except:
    community = 'public'

enabled_ports = get_enabled_ports(host_name,community)

# See how we were called
if n_args == 2:
    # An argument was given, so let's not simply print
    # values.
    arg = sys.argv[1]
    if arg == 'config':
        print_config(host_name,enabled_ports)
        sys.exit(0)
    if arg == 'fetch':
        pass
    else:
        bailout("Unknown argument '%s'" % arg)
        sys.exit(1)

# Prepare some structures
counters = {}
counters['rx_crcs'  ] = get_port_values(host_name,community,oidstrs['rx_crcs'  ])
counters['enc_out'  ] = get_port_values(host_name,community,oidstrs['enc_out'  ])
counters['rx_frames'] = get_port_values(host_name,community,oidstrs['rx_frames'])
counters['tx_frames'] = get_port_values(host_name,community,oidstrs['tx_frames'])
counters['rx_words' ] = get_port_values(host_name,community,oidstrs['rx_words' ])
counters['tx_words' ] = get_port_values(host_name,community,oidstrs['tx_words' ])

totals = {}
totals['rx_crcs']            = 0
totals['enc_out']            = 0
totals['enc_out_per_mframe'] = 0
totals['rx_frames']          = 0
totals['tx_frames']          = 0
totals['rx_bits']            = 0
totals['tx_bits']            = 0

# special handling of enc_out per million frames
counters['enc_out_per_mframe'] = {}
for k in counters['rx_frames'].keys():
    if counters['rx_frames'][k] + counters['tx_frames'][k] > 0:
        counters['enc_out_per_mframe'][k] = 1000000*counters['enc_out'][k] / (counters['rx_frames'][k] + counters['tx_frames'][k])
    else:
        counters['enc_out_per_mframe'][k] = 0

#debug('counters: ' + str(counters))


# Handle the default case (fetch)

# Per-port values
for portnum in enabled_ports:
    for counter_type in descriptions:
        print('multigraph %s.port_%d' % (counter_type,portnum-1)) # ARGH: numbering base stuff

        # For some of the graphs, there is an in/out aspect, for others
        # they are combined or not applicable
        if counter_type == 'bits':
            rx_value = counters['rx_words'][portnum]
            tx_value = counters['tx_words'][portnum]
            rx_bits = rx_value * 40  # Each word consists of four
            tx_bits = tx_value * 40  # 10-bit units.
            print('rx.value %d' % rx_bits)
            print('tx.value %d' % tx_bits)
            totals['rx_bits'] += rx_bits
            totals['tx_bits'] += tx_bits
        else:
            print('count.value %d' % counters[counter_type][portnum])
            totals[counter_type] += counters[counter_type][portnum]

# Totals
for counter_type in descriptions:
    print('multigraph %s' % (counter_type))

    # For some of the graphs, there is an in/out aspect, for others
    # they are combined or not applicable
    if counter_type == 'bits':
        print('rx.value %d' % totals['rx_bits'])
        print('tx.value %d' % totals['tx_bits'])
    else:
        print('count.value %d' % totals[counter_type])