Source: https://git.zabbix.com/projects/ZBX/repos/zabbix/browse/templates/cloud/openstack?at=release/7.0
OpenStack by HTTP
Overview
This template is designed for the effortless deployment of OpenStack monitoring by Zabbix via HTTP and doesn't require any external scripts.
Requirements
Zabbix version: 7.0 and higher.
Tested versions
This template has been tested on:
-
OpenStack Yoga release and OpenStack built from sources (27568ea3):
- Identity API v3
- Compute API v2.1 (for OpenStack Nova by HTTP template)
Configuration
Zabbix should be configured according to the instructions in the Templates out of the box section.
Setup
This is a master template that needs to be assigned to a host, and it will discover all OpenStack services supported by Zabbix automatically.
Before using this template it is recommended to create a separate monitoring user on OpenStack that will have access to specific API resources. Zabbix uses OpenStack application credentials for authorization, as it is a more secure method than a username and password-based authentication.
Below are instructions and examples on how to set up a user on OpenStack that will be used by Zabbix. Examples use the OpenStack CLI (command-line interface) tool, but this can also be done from OpenStack Horizon (web interface).
If using the CLI tool, make sure you have the OpenStack RC file for your project with a user that has rights to create other users, roles, etc., and source it, for example,
. zabbix-admin-openrc.sh
.The OpenStack RC file can be obtained from Horizon.
The project that needs to be monitored is assumed to be already present in OpenStack. In the following examples, a project named zabbix
is used:
# openstack project list
+----------------------------------+--------------------+
| ID | Name |
+----------------------------------+--------------------+
| 28d6bb25d62b4e7e8c2d59ce056a0334 | service |
| 4688a19e02324c42a34220e9b6a2407e | admin |
| bc78db4bb2044148a0abf90be512fa12 | zabbix |
+----------------------------------+--------------------+
- After the project name is noted, a monitoring user needs to be created. This can be done by executing an
openstack user create
command:
# openstack user create --project zabbix --password-prompt zabbix-monitoring
User Password:
Repeat User Password:
+---------------------+----------------------------------+
| Field | Value |
+---------------------+----------------------------------+
| default_project_id | bc78db4bb2044148a0abf90be512fa12 |
| domain_id | default |
| enabled | True |
| id | abd3eda9a29244568b1801e4825b6d71 |
| name | zabbix-monitoring |
| options | {} |
| password_expires_at | None |
+---------------------+----------------------------------+
- When the monitoring user is created, it needs to be assigned a role. But first, a monitoring-specific role needs to be created:
# openstack role create --description "A role for Zabbix monitoring user" monitoring
+-------------+-----------------------------------+
| Field | Value |
+-------------+-----------------------------------+
| description | A role for Zabbix monitoring user |
| domain_id | None |
| id | 93577a7f13184cf7af76f7bdecf7f6ee |
| name | monitoring |
| options | {} |
+-------------+-----------------------------------+
- Then assign this newly created role to the monitoring user created in Step 1:
# openstack role add --user zabbix-monitoring --project zabbix monitoring
- Verify that the role has been assigned correctly. There should be one role only:
# openstack role assignment list --user zabbix-monitoring --project zabbix --names
+------------+---------------------------+-------+----------------+--------+--------+-----------+
| Role | User | Group | Project | Domain | System | Inherited |
+------------+---------------------------+-------+----------------+--------+--------+-----------+
| monitoring | zabbix-monitoring@Default | | zabbix@Default | | | False |
+------------+---------------------------+-------+----------------+--------+--------+-----------+
- Get the OpenStack RC file for the monitoring user in this project, source it, and generate application credentials:
# openstack application credential create --description "Application credential for Zabbix monitoring" zabbix-app-cred
+--------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Field | Value |
+--------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| description | Application credential for Zabbix monitoring |
| expires_at | None |
| id | c8087b91354249f3b157a50fc5ecfb3c |
| name | zabbix-app-cred |
| project_id | bc78db4bb2044148a0abf90be512fa12 |
| roles | monitoring |
| secret | E1kC-s8QTWUaIpmexF18GW-FL3TI9-HXoexdExvGsw7uOhb3SEFW1zDa1qTs80Vqn-2xgviIPRuYOCDp2NDVUg |
| system | None |
| unrestricted | False |
| user_id | abd3eda9a29244568b1801e4825b6d71 |
+--------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
While creating the application credential, it is also possible to define access rules using the --access-rules
flag, which offers even more fine-grained access to various API endpoints.
This is optional and up to the user to decide if such rules are needed.
Once the application credential is created, the values of id
and secret
need to be set as user macro values in Zabbix:
- value of
id
in{$APP.CRED.ID}
user macro; - value of
secret
in{$APP.CRED.SECRET}
user macro.
At this point, the monitoring user will not be able to access any resources on OpenStack, therefore some access rights need to be defined. Access rights are set using policies. Each service has its own policy file, therefore further steps for setting up policies, are mentioned in the template documentation of each supported service, e.g., OpenStack Nova by HTTP.
Macros used
Name | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
{$OPENSTACK.KEYSTONE.API.ENDPOINT} | API endpoint for Identity Service, e.g., https://local.openstack:5000. |
|
{$OPENSTACK.AUTH.INTERVAL} | API token regeneration interval, in minutes. By default, OpenStack API tokens expire after 60m. |
50m |
{$OPENSTACK.HTTP.PROXY} | Sets the HTTP proxy for the authorization item. Host prototypes will also use this value for HTTP proxy. If this parameter is empty, then no proxy is used. |
|
{$OPENSTACK.APP.CRED.ID} | Application credential ID for monitoring user access. |
|
{$OPENSTACK.APP.CRED.SECRET} | Application credential password for monitoring user access. |
Items
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Get access token and service catalog | Authorizes user on the OpenStack Identity service and gets the service catalog. |
Script | openstack.identity.auth |
LLD rule OpenStack: Nova discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
OpenStack: Nova discovery | Discovers OpenStack services from the monitoring user's services catalog. |
Dependent item | openstack.services.nova.discovery |
OpenStack Nova by HTTP
Overview
This template is designed for the effortless deployment of OpenStack Nova monitoring by Zabbix via HTTP and doesn't require any external scripts.
Requirements
Zabbix version: 7.0 and higher.
Tested versions
This template has been tested on:
-
OpenStack Yoga release and OpenStack built from sources (27568ea3):
- Compute API v2.1
Configuration
Zabbix should be configured according to the instructions in the Templates out of the box section.
Setup
This template is not meant to be used independently. A host with the OpenStack by HTTP template will discover the Nova service automatically and create a host prototype with this template assigned to it.
If needed, you can specify an HTTP proxy for the template to use by changing the value of {$OPENSTACK.NOVA.HTTP.PROXY}
user macro.
For tenant usage statistics, it is possible to choose a custom time period for which the data will be queried. This can be set with the {$OPENSTACK.NOVA.TENANT.PERIOD}
macro value.
The value can be one of the following:
-
y
- current year until now; -
m
- current month until now (default value); -
w
- current week until now; -
d
- current day until now;
This template discovers servers (instances) present in the project and monitors their statuses, but, depending on different use cases, most likely it is not necessary to monitor all servers.
To filter which servers to monitor, set the {$OPENSTACK.SERVER.DISCOVERY.NAME.MATCHES}
and {$OPENSTACK.SERVER.DISCOVERY.NAME.NOT_MATCHES}
macro values accordingly. This logic also applies to other low-level discovery rules.
OpenStack configuration
For the OpenStack monitoring user to be able to access the API resources used in this template, it is needed to configure the policy file for OpenStack Nova.
On the OpenStack server, open the /etc/nova/policy.json
file in your favorite text editor.
In this file, assign the following target resources to the role that the monitoring user uses:
{
"os_compute_api:servers:index": "role:monitoring",
"os_compute_api:servers:show": "role:monitoring",
"os_compute_api:os-services:list": "role:monitoring",
"os_compute_api:os-hypervisors:list-detail": "role:monitoring",
"os_compute_api:os-availability-zone:detail": "role:monitoring",
"os_compute_api:os-simple-tenant-usage:list": "role:monitoring"
}
If some role is already assigned to the target, it is possible to add another role with or
, for example, role:firstRole or role:monitoring
.
Note that a restart of OpenStack Nova services might be needed for these new changes to be applied.
Macros used
Name | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.SERVICE.URL} | API endpoint for Nova Service, e.g., https://local.openstack:8774/v2.1. |
|
{$OPENSTACK.TOKEN} | API token for the monitoring user. |
|
{$OPENSTACK.HTTP.PROXY} | Sets the HTTP proxy for script and HTTP agent items. If this parameter is empty, then no proxy is used. |
|
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.TENANT.PERIOD} | Period for which tenant usage statistics will be queried. Possible values are: 'y' - current year until now, 'm' - current month until now, 'w' - current week until now, 'd' - current day until now. |
m |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INTERVAL.LIMITS} | Interval for absolute limit HTTP agent item query. |
3m |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INTERVAL.SERVERS} | Interval for server HTTP agent item queries. |
3m |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INTERVAL.SERVICES} | Interval for service HTTP agent item query. |
3m |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INTERVAL.HYPERVISOR} | Interval for hypervisor HTTP agent item query. |
3m |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INTERVAL.AVAILABILITY_ZONE} | Interval for availability zone HTTP agent item query. |
3m |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INTERVAL.TENANTS} | Interval for tenant HTTP agent item query. |
3m |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INSTANCES.UTIL.WARN} | Sets the percentage threshold for creating a warning severity event about instances resource count. |
75 |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INSTANCES.UTIL.HIGH} | Sets the percentage threshold for creating a high severity event about instances resource count. |
90 |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.CPU.UTIL.WARN} | Sets the percentage threshold for creating a warning severity event about vCPU resource usage. |
75 |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.CPU.UTIL.HIGH} | Sets the percentage threshold for creating a high severity event about vCPU resource usage. |
90 |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.RAM.UTIL.WARN} | Sets the percentage threshold for creating a warning severity event about RAM resource usage. |
75 |
{$OPENSTACK.NOVA.RAM.UTIL.HIGH} | Sets the percentage threshold for creating a high severity event about RAM resource usage. |
90 |
{$OPENSTACK.SERVER.DISCOVERY.NAME.MATCHES} | Sets the server name regex filter to use in server discovery for including. |
.* |
{$OPENSTACK.SERVER.DISCOVERY.NAME.NOT_MATCHES} | Sets the server name regex filter to use in server discovery for excluding. |
CHANGE_IF_NEEDED |
{$OPENSTACK.SERVICES.DISCOVERY.HOST.MATCHES} | Sets the host name regex filter to use in compute services discovery for including. |
.* |
{$OPENSTACK.SERVICES.DISCOVERY.HOST.NOT_MATCHES} | Sets the host name regex filter to use in compute services discovery for excluding. |
CHANGE_IF_NEEDED |
{$OPENSTACK.SERVICES.DISCOVERY.BINARY.MATCHES} | Sets the binary name regex filter to use in compute services discovery for including. |
.* |
{$OPENSTACK.SERVICES.DISCOVERY.BINARY.NOT_MATCHES} | Sets the binary name regex filter to use in compute services discovery for excluding. |
CHANGE_IF_NEEDED |
{$OPENSTACK.HYPERVISOR.DISCOVERY.HOSTNAME.MATCHES} | Sets the hostname regex filter to use in hypervisor discovery for including. |
.* |
{$OPENSTACK.HYPERVISOR.DISCOVERY.HOSTNAME.NOT_MATCHES} | Sets the hostname regex filter to use in hypervisor discovery for excluding. |
CHANGE_IF_NEEDED |
{$OPENSTACK.HYPERVISOR.DISCOVERY.TYPE.MATCHES} | Sets the type regex filter to use in hypervisor discovery for including. |
.* |
{$OPENSTACK.HYPERVISOR.DISCOVERY.TYPE.NOT_MATCHES} | Sets the type regex filter to use in hypervisor discovery for excluding. |
CHANGE_IF_NEEDED |
{$OPENSTACK.HYPERVISOR.DISCOVERY.IP.MATCHES} | Sets the host IP address regex filter to use in hypervisor discovery for including. |
.* |
{$OPENSTACK.HYPERVISOR.DISCOVERY.IP.NOT_MATCHES} | Sets the host IP address regex filter to use in hypervisor discovery for excluding. |
CHANGE_IF_NEEDED |
{$OPENSTACK.AVAILABILITY_ZONE.DISCOVERY.NAME.MATCHES} | Sets the zone name regex filter to use in availability zone discovery for including. |
.* |
{$OPENSTACK.AVAILABILITY_ZONE.DISCOVERY.NAME.NOT_MATCHES} | Sets the zone name regex filter to use in availability zone discovery for excluding. |
CHANGE_IF_NEEDED |
Items
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Get absolute limits | Gets absolute limits for the project. |
HTTP agent | openstack.nova.limits.get Preprocessing
|
Get servers | Gets a list of servers. |
HTTP agent | openstack.nova.servers.get Preprocessing
|
Get compute services | Gets a list of compute services and its data. |
HTTP agent | openstack.nova.services.get Preprocessing
|
Get hypervisors | Gets a list of hypervisors and its data. |
HTTP agent | openstack.nova.hypervisors.get Preprocessing
|
Get availability zones | Gets a list of availability zones and its data. |
HTTP agent | openstack.nova.availability_zone.get Preprocessing
|
Get tenants | Gets a list of tenants and its data. |
Script | openstack.nova.tenant.get Preprocessing
|
Instances count, current | Number of servers in each tenant. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.limits.instances.current Preprocessing
|
Instances count, max | Number of allowed servers for each tenant. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.limits.instances.max Preprocessing
|
Instances count, free | Number of available servers for each tenant. |
Calculated | openstack.nova.limits.instances.free Preprocessing
|
vCPUs usage, current | Number of used server cores in each tenant. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.limits.vcpu.current Preprocessing
|
vCPUs usage, max | Number of allowed server cores for each tenant. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.limits.vcpu.max Preprocessing
|
vCPUs usage, free | Number of available server cores for each tenant. |
Calculated | openstack.nova.limits.vcpu.free Preprocessing
|
RAM usage, current | Amount of used server RAM. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.limits.ram.current Preprocessing
|
RAM usage, max | Amount of allowed server RAM. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.limits.ram.max Preprocessing
|
RAM usage, free | Amount of available server RAM. |
Calculated | openstack.nova.limits.ram.free Preprocessing
|
Triggers
Name | Description | Expression | Severity | Dependencies and additional info |
---|---|---|---|---|
OpenStack Nova: Current instances count is too high | Current instances count has exceeded {$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INSTANCES.UTIL.HIGH}% of the max available instances count. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.instances.current) >= ({$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INSTANCES.UTIL.HIGH} / 100 * last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.instances.max)) |
High | |
OpenStack Nova: Current instances count is high | Current instances count has exceeded {$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INSTANCES.UTIL.WARN}% of the max available instances count. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.instances.current) >= ({$OPENSTACK.NOVA.INSTANCES.UTIL.WARN} / 100 * last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.instances.max)) |
Warning | Depends on:
|
OpenStack Nova: Current vCPU usage is too high | Current vCPU usage has exceeded {$OPENSTACK.NOVA.CPU.UTIL.HIGH}% of the max available vCPU usage. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.vcpu.current) >= ({$OPENSTACK.NOVA.CPU.UTIL.HIGH} / 100 * last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.vcpu.max)) |
High | |
OpenStack Nova: Current vCPU usage is high | Current vCPU usage has exceeded {$OPENSTACK.NOVA.CPU.UTIL.WARN}% of the max available vCPU usage. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.vcpu.current) >= ({$OPENSTACK.NOVA.CPU.UTIL.WARN} / 100 * last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.vcpu.max)) |
Warning | Depends on:
|
OpenStack Nova: Current RAM usage is too high | Current RAM usage has exceeded {$OPENSTACK.NOVA.RAM.UTIL.HIGH}% of the max available RAM usage. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.ram.current) >= ({$OPENSTACK.NOVA.RAM.UTIL.HIGH} / 100 * last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.ram.max)) |
High | |
OpenStack Nova: Current RAM usage is high | Current RAM usage has exceeded {$OPENSTACK.NOVA.RAM.UTIL.WARN}% of the max available RAM usage. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.ram.current) >= ({$OPENSTACK.NOVA.RAM.UTIL.WARN} / 100 * last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.limits.ram.max)) |
Warning | Depends on:
|
LLD rule Nova: Servers discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Nova: Servers discovery | Discovers OpenStack Nova servers. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.server.discovery Preprocessing
|
Item prototypes for Nova: Servers discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Server [{#SERVER_ID}]:[{#SERVER_NAME}]: Status | Server status. |
HTTP agent | openstack.nova.server.status.get[{#SERVER_ID}] Preprocessing
|
Trigger prototypes for Nova: Servers discovery
Name | Description | Expression | Severity | Dependencies and additional info |
---|---|---|---|---|
OpenStack Nova: Server [{#SERVER_ID}]:[{#SERVER_NAME}]: Status is "ERROR" | Server is in "ERROR" status. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.server.status.get[{#SERVER_ID}])=5 |
High | Manual close: Yes |
OpenStack Nova: Server [{#SERVER_ID}]:[{#SERVER_NAME}]: Status has changed | Status of the server has changed. Acknowledge to close the problem manually. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.server.status.get[{#SERVER_ID}])<>last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.server.status.get[{#SERVER_ID}],#2) and length(last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.server.status.get[{#SERVER_ID}]))>0 |
Info | Manual close: Yes Depends on:
|
LLD rule Nova: Compute services discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Nova: Compute services discovery | Discovers OpenStack compute services. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.services.discovery Preprocessing
|
Item prototypes for Nova: Compute services discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Compute service [{#HOST}]:[{#BINARY}]:[{#ID}]: Raw data | Raw data of the service. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.services.raw[{#ID}] Preprocessing
|
Compute service [{#HOST}]:[{#BINARY}]:[{#ID}]: State | State of the service. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.services.state[{#ID}] Preprocessing
|
Compute service [{#HOST}]:[{#BINARY}]:[{#ID}]: Status | Status of the service. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.services.status[{#ID}] Preprocessing
|
Compute service [{#HOST}]:[{#BINARY}]:[{#ID}]: Disabling reason | Reason for disabling a service. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.services.disabled.reason[{#ID}] Preprocessing
|
Trigger prototypes for Nova: Compute services discovery
Name | Description | Expression | Severity | Dependencies and additional info |
---|---|---|---|---|
OpenStack Nova: Compute service [{#HOST}]:[{#BINARY}]:[{#ID}]: State is "down" | State of the service is "down". |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.services.state[{#ID}])=0 |
Warning | Manual close: Yes |
OpenStack Nova: Compute service [{#HOST}]:[{#BINARY}]:[{#ID}]: Status is "disabled" | Status of the server is disabled. Acknowledge to close the problem manually. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.services.status[{#ID}])=0 and length(last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.services.disabled.reason[{#ID}]))>=0 |
Info | Manual close: Yes |
LLD rule Nova: Hypervisor discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Nova: Hypervisor discovery | Discovers OpenStack Nova hypervisors. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.hypervisors.discovery Preprocessing
|
Item prototypes for Nova: Hypervisor discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Hypervisor [{#ID}]:[{#HOSTNAME}]: Raw data | Raw data of the hypervisor. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.hypervisors.raw[{#ID}] Preprocessing
|
Hypervisor [{#ID}]:[{#HOSTNAME}]: State | State of the hypervisor. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.hypervisors.state[{#ID}] Preprocessing
|
Hypervisor [{#ID}]:[{#HOSTNAME}]: Status | Status of the hypervisor. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.hypervisors.status[{#ID}] Preprocessing
|
Hypervisor [{#ID}]:[{#HOSTNAME}]: Version | Hypervisor version. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.hypervisors.version[{#ID}] Preprocessing
|
Trigger prototypes for Nova: Hypervisor discovery
Name | Description | Expression | Severity | Dependencies and additional info |
---|---|---|---|---|
OpenStack Nova: Hypervisor [{#ID}]:[{#HOSTNAME}]: State is "down" | State of the hypervisor is "down". |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.hypervisors.state[{#ID}])=0 |
Warning | Manual close: Yes |
OpenStack Nova: Hypervisor [{#ID}]:[{#HOSTNAME}]: Status is "disabled" | Status of the hypervisor is disabled. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.hypervisors.status[{#ID}])=0 |
Info | Manual close: Yes |
OpenStack Nova: Hypervisor [{#ID}]:[{#HOSTNAME}]: Version has changed | Version of the hypervisor has changed. Acknowledge to close the problem manually. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.hypervisors.version[{#ID}])<>last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.hypervisors.version[{#ID}],#2) and length(last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.hypervisors.version[{#ID}]))>0 |
Info | Manual close: Yes |
LLD rule Nova: Availability zones discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Nova: Availability zones discovery | Discovers OpenStack Nova availability zones. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.availability_zone.discovery Preprocessing
|
Item prototypes for Nova: Availability zones discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Availability zone [{#ZONE_NAME}]: Raw data | Raw data of the availability zone. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.availability_zone.raw[{#ZONE_NAME}] Preprocessing
|
Availability zone [{#ZONE_NAME}]: State | Current state of the availability zone. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.availability_zone.state[{#ZONE_NAME}] Preprocessing
|
Availability zone [{#ZONE_NAME}]: Host count | Count of hosts and service objects under single availability zone. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.availability_zone.host_count[{#ZONE_NAME}] Preprocessing
|
Trigger prototypes for Nova: Availability zones discovery
Name | Description | Expression | Severity | Dependencies and additional info |
---|---|---|---|---|
OpenStack Nova: Availability zone [{#ZONE_NAME}]: Zone is unavailable | Availability zone is not available. |
last(/OpenStack Nova by HTTP/openstack.nova.availability_zone.state[{#ZONE_NAME}])=0 |
Warning | Manual close: Yes |
LLD rule Nova: Tenant discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Nova: Tenant discovery | Discovers tenants and their usage data. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.tenant.discovery Preprocessing
|
Item prototypes for Nova: Tenant discovery
Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
---|---|---|---|
Tenant [{#TENANT_ID}]: Raw data | Raw data of the tenant. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.tenant.raw[{#TENANT_ID}] Preprocessing
|
Tenant [{#TENANT_ID}]: Total hours | Total duration that the servers exist (in hours). |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.tenant.total_hours[{#TENANT_ID}] Preprocessing
|
Tenant [{#TENANT_ID}]: Total vCPUs usage | Total vCPU usage hours for the current tenant (project). Multiplying the number of virtual CPUs of the server by hours the server exists, and then adding that all together for each server. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.tenant.total_vcpu[{#TENANT_ID}] Preprocessing
|
Tenant [{#TENANT_ID}]: Total disk usage | Total disk usage hours for the current tenant (project). Multiplying the server disk size (in GiB) by hours the server exists, and then adding that all together for each server. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.tenant.disk_usage[{#TENANT_ID}] Preprocessing
|
Tenant [{#TENANT_ID}]: Total memory usage | Total memory usage hours for the current tenant (project). Multiplying the server memory size (in MiB) by hours the server exists, and then adding that all together for each server. |
Dependent item | openstack.nova.tenant.total_memory_mb_usage[{#TENANT_ID}] Preprocessing
|
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