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Centreon client

What is Centreon?

Centreon is an awesome product that started as a Nagios web fronted replacement. Since then it evolved into a full monitoring solution supporting distributed monitoring configurations.

What is Centreon Client?

Centreon Client is a wrapper around Centreon command line API. It allows for remote management of your Centreon configuration.

Installation

Copy centreond folder to your Python path and files from bin folder to your UNIX path.

Usage

centreond is the server part. It needs to run on the same server as Centreon with Centreon Command Line API installed.

centreon-client is the client part and it can run anywhere.

$ centreon-client host info -h
Usage: centreon-client [object] [operation] [options]

Objects:
    host            Host actions.
    hostgroup       Host group actions.
    downtime        Downtime actions.
    contact         Contact actions.
    contactgroup    Contact group actions.
    config          Configuration management options.

Host operations:
    add             Add a host.
    info            Show host details.
    update          Update host timezone.

Host group operations:
    info            Show hostgroup members.
    update          Update timezone of hostgroup members.
    list            List all hostgroups.

Contact operations:
    update          Update contact timezone.

Contact group operations:
    info            Show contact group members.
    update          Update timezone of contact group members.
    list            List all contact groups.

Downtime operations:
    add             Add a downtime.

Config operations:
    test            Test configuration for sanity.
    deploy          Deploy configuration to a poller.

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s API_SERVER, --server=API_SERVER
                        API server. Usually the central server running
                        Centreon. Default: localhost
  --port=API_PORT       Port of the API server. Default: 9995
  -p POLLER, --poller=POLLER
                        Centreon poller to operate on. E.g. europe.
  -n NAME, --name=NAME  Name to operate on. Required for add, info, update or
                        remove operations.
  -z TIMEZONE, --timezone=TIMEZONE
                        Timezone offset from UTC time
  -r, --raw             Do not format output, print raw JSON response instead.

  Host options:
    These options can be used to register or remove a host.

    -t TEMPLATES, --template=TEMPLATES
                        Colon delimited list of templates to use for this
                        host.

  Downtime options:
    These options can be used to set, list and remove host downtimes.

    -s SERVICE, --service=SERVICE
                        Service to set to downtime.
    -m MESSAGE, --message=MESSAGE
                        Reason for downtime.
    -d DURATION, --duration=DURATION
                        Downtime duration in minutes.

  Authentication options:
    These options can be used to set authentication parameters.

    -u USERNAME, --username=USERNAME
                        Username to use to authenticate to Centreon.
    --password=PASSWORD
                        Password to use to authenticate to Centreon.

Host

When adding a host, if the client is local (hostname is not specified) it will try to discover the OS of the host, distribution and software raid if it is a Linux host. These are then used for assigning host templates and adding host to proper hostgroups.

$ centreon-client host info
[error] Host is not defined 'server1'
$ centreon-client host add -p eu-poller -t mysql
[ok] Object added 'server1'
$ centreon-client host info
[ok] Details for host server1:

Host templates:
    linux
    mysql
    md_raid

Host groups:
    linux
    mysql

IP Address: 192.0.2.2
Active:     Yes

At this time, it is not possible to change the host configuration. Only exception is the timezone the host is in.

$ centreon-client host update -n server1 -z 7
[ok] Object updated 'server1'

Hostgroup

$ centreon-client hostgroup list
[ok] Hostgroup list:
    linux
    mysql
    windows
$ centreon-client hostgroup info -n linux
[ok] Hostgroup details:
    server1
    server2
    server3
    server4
    server5

For convenience you can change timezone on all the hosts in a hostgroup.

$ centreon-client hostgroup update -n linux -z 7
[ok] Object updated 'linux'

Contact

Contacts can be update with a timezone as well.

$ centreon-client contact update -n user1 -z 7
[ok] Object updated 'user1'

Contact group

$ centreon-client contactgroup list
[ok] Contact group list:
    database_team
    developers
    network_team
    server_team
$ centreon-client contactgroup info -n server_team
[ok] Contact group details:
    user1
    user2
    user3
    user4
    user5

For convenience you can change timezone on all the contacts in a contact group.

$ centreon-client contactgroup update -n server_team -z 7
[ok] Object updated 'server_team'

Downtime

$ centreon-client downtime add -n server2 -m 'Down for maintenance' -d 30
[ok] Added downtime for 'server2' with duration of '30' minutes.

$ centreon-client downtime add -n server3 -m 'Down for maintenance' -d 45 -s Memory
[ok] Added downtime for 'server3:Memory' with duration of '45' minutes.

Configuration

$ centreon-client config test -p eu-poller
[ok] Poller configuration passed the test: 'eu-poller'
$ centreon-client config deploy -p eu-poller
[ok] Poller configuration deployed: 'eu-poller'

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