contrib-munin/plugins/vmware/esxcli_env_

#!/bin/bash
# -*- sh -*-
<< END
esxcli_env_ - Plugin to monitor ESXi host temperature or power via esxcli.
    This plugin should be linked as esxi_env_temp or esxi_env_power.

Configuration variables (/etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/):
    Munin native:
        host_name - Name of you ESXi host as defined in munin.conf
        timeout - Plugin specific timeout
    Plugin specific:
        env.esxi_host - (REQUIRED) hostname/ip esxcli connect to 
        env.esxi_user - (REQUIRED) ESXi username to connect
        env.esxi_password - (REQUIRED) password for user given above
        env.cache_file - path to cache file (we do not want two or more sequential reconnections to ESXi host)
        env.cache_max_age - if cache file is an older than this, we will fetch new data from ESXi host
        env.warning - warning limit
        env.critical - critical limit
        env.margin_warning - warning limit for temperature margin values
        env.margin_critical - critical limit for temperature margin values

Please be aware that Munin has a 10 second default timeout on plugins. On some hosts esxcli can take longer
than that, but you could set timeout in plugin config.

by Oleg Selin <oleg.selin@gmail.com>

#%# family=auto
#%# capabilities=autoconf suggest
END

# Set default config if not given
if [ -z "$cache_file" ]; then cache_file="/tmp/munin.esxcli_env.cache"; fi
if [ -z "$cache_max_age" ]; then cache_max_age="120"; fi

case $1 in
    autoconf)
        type -p esxcli &>/dev/null ||
          { echo "no (missing esxcli command)" && exit 0; }
        echo "yes"
        exit 0;;
    suggest)
	echo "temp"
        echo "power"
        exit 0;;
esac

# Is connection information given?
if [ -z "$esxi_host" ] || [ -z "$esxi_user" ] || [ -z $esxi_password ];
then
    echo "Please configure connection information"
    exit 1
fi

### PROCESSING ###
# Case insensetive regex
shopt -s nocasematch

# Determine sensor type
type=${0##*/esxcli_env_}
case "$type" in
    temp)
	regex="(temp.*degrees|therm.*degrees)"
	graph_title="ESXi host temperatures"
	graph_vlabel="C"
	;;
    power)
	regex="([0-9]\\\\s?v.* volts )"
	graph_title="ESXi host voltages"
	graph_vlabel="V"
	;;
    *)
	echo "This plugin should be linked as esxi_env_temp or esxi_env_power"
	exit 1
esac

# Get ipmi sdr data
if [ -f $cache_file ]; then cache=`stat --printf=%Y $cache_file`; fi
if [ `expr $cache + $cache_max_age` -lt `date +%s` ]
then
	data=`esxcli -s $esxi_host -u $esxi_user -p $esxi_password hardware ipmi sdr list`
	echo "$data" > $cache_file
else
	data=`cat $cache_file`
fi

# Convert to array
OLDIFS=$IFS
IFS=$'\n'
sensor_names=(`echo "$data" | awk -v regexp="${regex}" 'BEGIN{IGNORECASE=1;FS="\\\\s{2,}"} $0~regexp {gsub(" ","_",$2);print tolower($2)}'`)
sensor_labels=(`echo "$data" | awk -v regexp="${regex}" 'BEGIN{IGNORECASE=1;FS="\\\\s{2,}"} $0~regexp {print $2}'`)
sensor_values=(`echo "$data" | awk -v regexp="${regex}" 'BEGIN{IGNORECASE=1;FS="\\\\s{2,}"} $0~regexp {print $4}'`)
IFS=$OLDIFS

# Array holds all sensor indexes
indexes=${!sensor_names[@]}

# Processing
case $1 in
    config) # Config run
	echo "graph_title $graph_title"
	echo "graph_vlabel $graph_vlabel"
	echo "graph_category sensors"
	for index in $indexes; do
	   echo ${sensor_names[$index]/./,}.label ${sensor_labels[$index]}
	   if [[ ${sensor_names[$index]} =~ margin ]]; then
		echo ${sensor_names[$index]/./,}.warning $margin_warning
		echo ${sensor_names[$index]/./,}.critical $margin_critical
	   else
	       echo ${sensor_names[$index]/./,}.warning $warning
 	       echo ${sensor_names[$index]/./,}.critical $critical
	   fi
	done
        exit 0;;
    *) # Normal run
	for index in $indexes; do
	    echo ${sensor_names[$index]/./,}.value ${sensor_values[$index]}
	done
esac