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How to monitor a XEN installation
The purpose of this article is to describe how op5 Monitor can be used with the check_libvirt plugin for agentless monitoring of resource usage on a XEN installation (excluding Citrix XEN server environment). At the moment the plugin can monitor cpu, memory, disk I/O, network I/O on the guest VM and VM count, storage pool and pool volume on the target host.
Prerequisites
Check commands
Add the required check-commands in your configuration (‘Configure’ -> ‘Commands’ -> ‘Add new command’ -> ‘Go’).
Commands for guest VM’s
Commands for XEN host server
Note: $ARG1$ macro in the command_line to refer to the user you will use to connect to the XEN host server, the $HOSTADDRESS$ refer to the XEN host and the $ARG2$ refer to the guest VM-name.
Adding the services
Some services examples: Add the required services that you need, (‘Configure’ -> ‘Host: ‘ -> ‘Go’ -> ‘Services for host ‘ -> ‘Add new service’ -> ‘Go’):
Please note that these arguments are just examples, you need to adjust them to suite your environment.
Services for guest VM
Services for XEN host server
* Note: No warning or critical arguments are used in these examples. The plugin does however support thresholds.
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