ZFS Monitoring zpool capacity with Nagios

[dvl@]

I just noticed one of my zpools is at 80%.

I've been monitoring zpool status but not the capacity of the pools.

I found: http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Operating-Systems/Solaris/check_zpools-2Esh/details

It works. Only down side to me: it's written in bash.

Do you have something else you're using?

 

[dvl@]

I use https://mmonit.com/.

None of your reply seems related to answering my question.

 

[phoenix]

I've been using MRTG/Routers2 to graph disk usage, including specific filesystems on my ZFS storage boxes. Plain SNMP queries to the hrStorage MIBs. This has been working well for a long time. But, when I went looking to see how I was doing it in response to this thread, I discovered it's no longer graphing anything. Just shows 0% disk usage for my ZFS filesystems.

On the bright side, now I know about it, so I can go dig into it.

 

[gkontos]

Irrelevant to Nagios but Munin has many plugins for ZFS. On of them is for reporting the capacity of a pool:

 

[da1]

@dvl: http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Operating-Systems/BSD/FreeBSD/check_zpool_size/details ?