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Utility to do common op5 monitoring server administration tasks from the command line, latest release is 0.1.8

Home Page: https://rubygems.org/gems/op5util

License: MIT License

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op5 monitoring ruby gem cli

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Feature: add hostname to output of "op5util downtime"

Helps when debugging

ops@epr-prd-adm:~/ansible-epr-inf$ bin/ansibleGroupMembers prd app-line-a | xargs -L1 -IX op5util downtime X
Downtime Scheduled
Error, Op5util::ApiError
Downtime Scheduled
Downtime Scheduled
Downtime Scheduled
Downtime Scheduled
Downtime Scheduled
Downtime Scheduled

token hosts missing in autocomplete

malu@kmg-mcp001:/Users/malu $op5util 
acknowledge     add             add_hostgroups  downtime        help            hostgroups      schedule        status

Reorganize commands using subcommands

Place holder for further design.

Config-related:

op5util list <object>
op5util add <object>
op5util remove <object>

Where object can be one of host, hostgroup, service, checkcommand, contactgroup

Status

Status mostly as-is

Perfdata

Include Perfdata? How display in terminal

feature: op5util delete HOST

As per topic.

Add "delete" command for hosts

Listing should use /filter instead of /{config,status}

First of all, I would like to thank you for taking your time to develop this, but also for the shared thought of how this can be used with Ansible. Nice touch!

I have gone through your code and a concern I have is the heavy use of /status, but also /config for fetching object information. I would highly recommend that you use the /filter method for that instead, as we may be deprecating the /status method with time. In addition: the /filter method can also give you more control of what information OP5 sends back to the client (with the ?columns= parameter).

Automated testing

Rspcec/minitest?

op5util does not react to <ctrl>+C when waiting for non existent $MONITOR

ops:~/$ op5util -u monitoruser -p secretpassword -m nonexistent.host.name hosts
^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^CError, 
error: 
/usr/local/bin/op5util: Interrupt

Feature: downtime --end

It should be possible to end a downtime for a host, i.e:

For example:

op5util downtime --end HOSTNAME
op5util downtime --delete HOSTNAME
op5util downtime --remove HOSTNAME

Feature request: output in json

It would be nice to optionally get a json string as output, perhaps through an optional flag "--json"

Feature: option for "no ansi color"

When storing or re-using the output from op5util, it would be nice to be able to skip the ansi coloring.

Current workaround

op5util status | gsed -r "s/\x1B\[([0-9]{1,3}((;[0-9]{1,3})*)?)?[m|K]//g" > some.file

Added OP5util to OP5 Community page

Thank you for your addition in the IRC channel #op5, added your tool to https://kb.op5.com/display/COMMUNITY/OP5+Ecosystem

Feature: show if a host is set to downtime when "op5util hosts --long"

show if a host is set to downtime when "op5util hosts --long"

Adding multiple hosts from ansible fails due to multiple outstanding create operations simultanous

TASK [op5-add-host : Register client with Op5 monitoring server] *************************************************************************************************
fatal: [epr-int-bpm-a -> localhost]: FAILED! => {"changed": true, "cmd": "op5util -u int-appAnsibleOp5 -p ZsdJCc6AvhDRvXUa6w9L -m 10.30.20.21 add -g conextrade-windows-SOE-base epr-int-bpm-a", "delta": "0:00:01.209163", "end": "2017-08-28 15:41:24.824721", "failed": true, "rc": 1, "start": "2017-08-28 15:41:23.615558", "stderr": "error: Response code: 500, Message: {"error":"Export failed","full_error":{"type":"save in progress"}}", "stderr_lines": ["error: Response code: 500, Message: {"error":"Export failed","full_error":{"type":"save in progress"}}"], "stdout": "New host created\nError, Response code: 500, Message: {"error":"Export failed","full_error":{"type":"save in progress"}}", "stdout_lines": ["New host created", "Error, Response code: 500, Message: {"error":"Export failed","full_error":{"type":"save in progress"}}"]}
changed: [epr-int-proc-a -> localhost]

jag körde två host:ar på en gång
ops@epr-int-adm:~/ansible-epr-inf$ ansible-playbook -i inventories/int/inventory.int playbooks/soe-windows.yml -l epr-int-proc-a,epr-int-bpm-a