This is a generic plugin for Nagios which checks json values from a given HTTP endpoint against argument specified rules and determines the status and performance data for that service.
Executing ./check_http_json.py -h will yield the following details:
usage: check_http_json.py [-h] [-d] [-s] -H HOST [-k] [-V] [--cacert CACERT]
[--cert CERT] [--key KEY] [-P PORT] [-p PATH]
[-t TIMEOUT] [-B AUTH] [-D DATA] [-A HEADERS]
[-f FIELD_SEPARATOR] [-F VALUE_SEPARATOR]
[-w [KEY_THRESHOLD_WARNING [KEY_THRESHOLD_WARNING ...]]]
[-c [KEY_THRESHOLD_CRITICAL [KEY_THRESHOLD_CRITICAL ...]]]
[-e [KEY_LIST [KEY_LIST ...]]]
[-E [KEY_LIST_CRITICAL [KEY_LIST_CRITICAL ...]]]
[-q [KEY_VALUE_LIST [KEY_VALUE_LIST ...]]]
[-Q [KEY_VALUE_LIST_CRITICAL [KEY_VALUE_LIST_CRITICAL ...]]]
[-u [KEY_VALUE_LIST_UNKNOWN [KEY_VALUE_LIST_UNKNOWN ...]]]
[-y [KEY_VALUE_LIST_NOT [KEY_VALUE_LIST_NOT ...]]]
[-Y [KEY_VALUE_LIST_NOT_CRITICAL [KEY_VALUE_LIST_NOT_CRITICAL ...]]]
[-m [METRIC_LIST [METRIC_LIST ...]]]
Check HTTP JSON Nagios Plugin
Generic Nagios plugin which checks json values from a given endpoint against
argument specified rules and determines the status and performance data for
that service.
Version: 2.2.0 (2024-05-14)
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d, --debug debug mode
-v, --verbose Verbose mode. Multiple -v options increase the verbosity
-s, --ssl use TLS to connect to remote host
-H HOST, --host HOST remote host to query
-k, --insecure do not check server SSL certificate
-X {GET,POST}, --request {GET,POST}
Specifies a custom request method to use when communicating with the HTTP server
-V, --version print version of this plugin
--cacert CACERT SSL CA certificate
--cert CERT SSL client certificate
--key KEY SSL client key ( if not bundled into the cert )
-P PORT, --port PORT TCP port
-p PATH, --path PATH Path
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT
Connection timeout (seconds)
--unreachable-state UNREACHABLE_STATE
Exit with specified code if URL unreachable. Examples: 1 for Warning, 2 for Critical, 3 for Unknown (default: 3)
-B AUTH, --basic-auth AUTH
Basic auth string "username:password"
-D DATA, --data DATA The http payload to send as a POST
-A HEADERS, --headers HEADERS
The http headers in JSON format.
-f SEPARATOR, --field_separator SEPARATOR
JSON Field separator, defaults to "."; Select element in an array with "(" ")"
-F VALUE_SEPARATOR, --value_separator VALUE_SEPARATOR
JSON Value separator, defaults to ":"
-w [KEY_THRESHOLD_WARNING ...], --warning [KEY_THRESHOLD_WARNING ...]
Warning threshold for these values (key1[>alias],WarnRange key2[>alias],WarnRange). WarnRange is in the format
[@]start:end, more information at nagios-plugins.org/doc/guidelines.html.
-c [KEY_THRESHOLD_CRITICAL ...], --critical [KEY_THRESHOLD_CRITICAL ...]
Critical threshold for these values (key1[>alias],CriticalRange key2[>alias],CriticalRange. CriticalRange is in
the format [@]start:end, more information at nagios-plugins.org/doc/guidelines.html.
-e [KEY_LIST ...], --key_exists [KEY_LIST ...]
Checks existence of these keys to determine status. Return warning if key is not present.
-E [KEY_LIST_CRITICAL ...], --key_exists_critical [KEY_LIST_CRITICAL ...]
Same as -e but return critical if key is not present.
-q [KEY_VALUE_LIST ...], --key_equals [KEY_VALUE_LIST ...]
Checks equality of these keys and values (key[>alias],value key2,value2) to determine status. Multiple key values
can be delimited with colon (key,value1:value2). Return warning if equality check fails
-Q [KEY_VALUE_LIST_CRITICAL ...], --key_equals_critical [KEY_VALUE_LIST_CRITICAL ...]
Same as -q but return critical if equality check fails.
-u [KEY_VALUE_LIST_UNKNOWN ...], --key_equals_unknown [KEY_VALUE_LIST_UNKNOWN ...]
Same as -q but return unknown if equality check fails.
-y [KEY_VALUE_LIST_NOT ...], --key_not_equals [KEY_VALUE_LIST_NOT ...]
Checks equality of these keys and values (key[>alias],value key2,value2) to determine status. Multiple key values
can be delimited with colon (key,value1:value2). Return warning if equality check succeeds
-Y [KEY_VALUE_LIST_NOT_CRITICAL ...], --key_not_equals_critical [KEY_VALUE_LIST_NOT_CRITICAL ...]
Same as -q but return critical if equality check succeeds.
-m [METRIC_LIST ...], --key_metric [METRIC_LIST ...]
Gathers the values of these keys (key[>alias], UnitOfMeasure,WarnRange,CriticalRange,Min,Max) for Nagios
performance data. More information about Range format and units of measure for nagios can be found at nagios-
plugins.org/doc/guidelines.html Additional formats for this parameter are: (key[>alias]),
(key[>alias],UnitOfMeasure), (key[>alias],UnitOfMeasure,WarnRange, CriticalRange).
Data for key value:
{ "value": 1000 }
Data for key capacity.value:
{
"capacity": {
"value": 1000
}
}
Data for key (0).capacity.value:
[
{
"capacity": {
"value": 1000
}
}
]
Data for keys of all items in a list (*).capacity.value:
[
{
"capacity": {
"value": 1000
}
},
{
"capacity": {
"value": 2200
}
}
]
Data for separator -f _ and key (0)_gauges_jvm.buffers.direct.capacity_value:
[
{
"gauges": {
"jvm.buffers.direct.capacity":
"value": 1000
}
}
}
]
Data for keys ring_members(0), ring_members(1), ring_members(2):
{
"ring_members": [
"[email protected]",
"[email protected]",
"[email protected]"
]
}
Data:
{ "metric": 1000 }
-
Warning:
./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -w "metric,RANGE" -
Critical:
./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -c "metric,RANGE" -
Metrics with Warning:
./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -w "metric,RANGE" -
Metrics with Critical:
./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -w "metric,,,RANGE" ./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -w "metric,,,,MIN,MAX"
- Format: [@]START:END
- Generates a Warning or Critical if...
- Value is less than 0 or greater than 1000:
1000or0:1000 - Value is greater than or equal to 1000, or less than or equal to 0:
@1000or@0:1000 - Value is less than 1000:
1000: - Value is greater than 1000:
~:1000 - Value is greater than or equal to 1000:
@1000:
- Value is less than 0 or greater than 1000:
More info about Nagios Range format and Units of Measure can be found at https://nagios-plugins.org/doc/guidelines.html.
./check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> -A '{"content-type": "application/json"}' -w "metric,RANGE"
- Python 3.6+
Assuming a standard installation of Nagios, the plugin can be executed from the machine that Nagios is running on.
cp check_http_json.py /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py
chmod +x /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.pyAdd the following service definition to your server config (localhost.cfg):
define service {
use local-service
host_name localhost
service_description <command_description>
check_command <command_name>
}
Add the following command definition to your commands config (commands.config):
define command{
command_name <command_name>
command_line /usr/bin/python /usr/local/nagios/libexec/plugins/check_http_json.py -H <host>:<port> -p <path> [-e|-q|-w|-c <rules>] [-m <metrics>]
}
The Icinga2 command definition can be found here: (contrib/icinga2_check_command_definition.conf)
Copyright 2014-2015 Drew Kerrigan.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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