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This tool is used to check the state of your Shinken Enterprise installation and configuration.
If launch on the arbiter daemon, will check all the daemons of your architecture (simulate shinken-global-healthcheck)
If launch from a distant server (scheduler, poller, etc...) only the local daemons will be check (simulate shinken-local-healthcheck)
Usage:
shinken-healthcheck
Options:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--version | Show program's version number and exit. |
-h, --help | Show this help message and exit. |
-w, --write-output | Write output that can be send to the Shinken Solutions team. |
Sample Output
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This tool is used to check the state of your Shinken Enterprise (2.03.02) installation and configuration
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Architecture
OK: [/etc/shinken/synchronizers/synchronizer-master.cfg:13] connection to daemon is
OK
OK: [/etc/shinken/schedulers/scheduler-master.cfg:14] connection to daemon is OK
OK: [/etc/shinken/brokers/broker-master.cfg:15] connection to daemon is OK
OK: [/etc/shinken/receivers/receiver-master.cfg:7] connection to daemon is OK
OK: [/etc/shinken/reactionners/reactionner-master.cfg:9] connection to daemon is OK
OK: [/etc/shinken/pollers/poller-master.cfg:9] connection to daemon is OK
OK: [/etc/shinken/arbiters/arbiter-master.cfg:13] connection to daemon is OK
AT RISK: [/etc/shinken/synchronizers/synchronizer-master.cfg:13] is defined with
localhost address, will be a problem in distributed mode. Please configure it
with the LAN IP/FQDN address instead
AT RISK: [/etc/shinken/schedulers/scheduler-master.cfg:14] is defined with localhost
address, will be a problem in distributed mode. Please configure it with the LAN
IP/FQDN address instead
AT RISK: [/etc/shinken/brokers/broker-master.cfg:15] is defined with localhost address,
will be a problem in distributed mode. Please configure it with the LAN IP/FQDN
address instead
AT RISK: [/etc/shinken/receivers/receiver-master.cfg:7] is defined with localhost
address, will be a problem in distributed mode. Please configure it with the LAN
IP/FQDN address instead
AT RISK: [/etc/shinken/reactionners/reactionner-master.cfg:9] is defined with localhost
address, will be a problem in distributed mode. Please configure it with the LAN
IP/FQDN address instead
AT RISK: [/etc/shinken/pollers/poller-master.cfg:9] is defined with localhost address,
will be a problem in distributed mode. Please configure it with the LAN IP/FQDN
address instead
AT RISK: [/etc/shinken/arbiters/arbiter-master.cfg:13] is defined with localhost address,
will be a problem in distributed mode. Please configure it with the LAN IP/FQDN
address instead
Libs
OK: [lib check] pymongo is is available
OK: [lib check] pycurl is is available
OK: [lib check] gevent is is available
OK: [lib check] ldap is is available
OK: [lib check] gevent is is available
Licence key
ERROR: The licence key is invalid
ERROR: The key format is invalid.
ERROR: No licence key.
ERROR: The licence key is expired
Modules
OK: [Synchronizer] auth_secret is a custom variable
OK: [Synchronizer] master_key is a custom variable
OK: [WebUI] auth_secret is a custom variable
Storage
OK: [Synchronizer] mongodb server is available: mongodb://localhost/?safe=false
OK: [graphite] server localhost:2003 is available
OK: [webui::mongodb module /etc/shinken/modules/mongodb.cfg:5] mongodb server is
available: mongodb://localhost/?safe=true
OK: [webui::graphite] server 127.0.0.1 is available with 10 top level elements
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Output parts
The healthcheck output is separated into several parts:
- Architecture: about your daemons configuration
- Libs: about installed librairies need by Shinken Enterprise
- Licence key: all about your licence key
- Modules: information about UIs
- Storage: information about the mongodb and graphite storage system
There are 3 level for output:
- OK: all is valid
- At Risk: it works, but something can go wrong in the future if you don't fix something
- Error: this part is in error and must be fix now
shinken-local-healthcheck
This tool is used to check the state of your local Shinken Enterprise installation and configuration.
With this command, only the local installation and daemons will be checked.
Usage:
shinken-local-healthcheckOptions:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--version | Show program's version number and exit. |
-h, --help | Show this help message and exit. |
-w, --write-output | Write output that can be send to the Shinken Solutions team. |
Output parts
The healthcheck output is separated into several parts:
- Architecture: about your daemons configuration
- Libs: about installed librairies need by Shinken Enterprise
- Licence key: all about your licence key
- Modules: information about UIs, if launch on a broker daemon
- Storage: information about the mongodb and graphite storage system, if need by daemons
There are 3 level for output:
- OK: all is valid
- At Risk: it works, but something can go wrong in the future if you don't fix something
- Error: this part is in error and must be fix now
shinken-global-healthcheck
This tool is used to check the state of your local Shinken Enterprise installation and configuration.
With this command, all the local and distant daemons will be checked. This should be launched only for the central (synchronizer/arbiter) daemon.
Usage:
shinken-global-healthcheckOptions:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--version | Show program's version number and exit. |
-h, --help | Show this help message and exit. |
-w, --write-output | Write output that can be send to the Shinken Solutions team. |
Output parts
The healthcheck output is separated into several parts:
- Architecture: about your daemons configuration
- Libs: about installed librairies need by Shinken Enterprise
- Licence key: all about your licence key
- Modules: information about UIs, if launch on a broker daemon
- Storage: information about the mongodb and graphite storage system, if need by daemons
There are 3 level for output:
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