Zabbix Monitoring of stand-alone MongoDB

Recently, the company has launched several new mongodb projects (stand-alone MongoDB), which need to sit down and monitor. There was a monitoring template before, but it didn't work well. So I went to google again and got the following record.

Reference https://github.com/oscm/zabbix/tree/master/mongodb for stand-alone version

Experimental environment:

CentOS6.8 X86_64

Percona-server-mongodb-3.2.9

Steps:

1. Copy the script mongodb.sh to / etc/zabbix/scripts and modify the environment that suits you.

(our online mongodb does not set a password, and the relevant code is commented out in the script), and chmod adds execution permission.

#! / bin/bash

# # #

# AUTHOR: Neo

# WEBSITE: http://www.netkiller.cn

# Description £ozabbix mongodb monitor

# Note £oZabbix 3.2

# DateTime: 2016-11-23

# # #

# the mongodb of my online environment does not have a password configured, but only the IP that restricts access through iptables

HOST=localhost

PORT=27017

# USER=monitor

# PASS=chen

Index=$ (echo$@ | tr ".")

# status=$ (echo "db.serverStatus (). ${index}" | mongo-u ${USER}-p ${PASS} admin--port ${PORT} | sed-n '3p')

Status=$ (echo "db.serverStatus (). ${index}" | / usr/local/mongodb/bin/mongo admin--port ${PORT} | sed-n '3p')

# checkif the output contains "NumberLong"

If [["$status" = ~ "NumberLong"]; then

Echo $status | sed-n 's/NumberLong (/ / p' | sed-n 's /) / / p'

Else

Echo $status

Fi

2. Copy userparameter_mongodb.conf to / etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.d, as shown below:

UserParameter=mongodb.status [*], / etc/zabbix/scripts/mongodb.sh$1 $2 $3 $4 $5

3. Import the monitoring template in the web backend of zabbix, and associate the mongodb host with the template.

The attachment is a package of the three files mentioned above.

The configured monitoring is as shown below:

The monitoring template of the copy set version of MongoDB is in the experiment, no problem and then post it.

Attachment: http://down.51cto.com/data/2366564