Hello everyone!
I didn't find any SNMP templates for Squid (see http://www.squid-cache.org), so I created one. It's attached it to this post, in case someone is interested.
Some info / quirks about the template:
- There are no triggers / graphs. My main priority was getting the data. They're simple enough to add anyway - the "hard" work is done now...
- The cacheMesh provides an example on how to monitor cache peers. Simply replace [IP ADDRESS HERE] with the actual IP address of the cache peer (without the square brackets) and enable it (hint: use clone). You can't use the dynamic index for this.
- Once in a while, Squid 3 (stable13) calculates incorrect data for the 1 minute medians in cacheProtoMedianSvcStats. 5 and 60 medians seem to work fine.
In case you need to setup SNMP in Squid, visit http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/SquidSnmp. (Debian distro package has this enabled by default).
I do believe the Squid 3 OIDs are compatible with Squid 2... but I haven't tested it.
I didn't find any SNMP templates for Squid (see http://www.squid-cache.org), so I created one. It's attached it to this post, in case someone is interested.
Some info / quirks about the template:
- There are no triggers / graphs. My main priority was getting the data. They're simple enough to add anyway - the "hard" work is done now...
- The cacheMesh provides an example on how to monitor cache peers. Simply replace [IP ADDRESS HERE] with the actual IP address of the cache peer (without the square brackets) and enable it (hint: use clone). You can't use the dynamic index for this.
- Once in a while, Squid 3 (stable13) calculates incorrect data for the 1 minute medians in cacheProtoMedianSvcStats. 5 and 60 medians seem to work fine.
In case you need to setup SNMP in Squid, visit http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/SquidSnmp. (Debian distro package has this enabled by default).
I do believe the Squid 3 OIDs are compatible with Squid 2... but I haven't tested it.
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