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| Subject: | The case of the phantom heart beat |
| Author: | Larry Virden |
| Posted: | 2016-05-17 08:08 |
So for a week now our Zenoss Core 5 development machine has been displaying an increasing count against a heatbeat alert.
It looks like this.
Resource: mydevice
Component: myApplication
Event Class: /Status/Heartbeat
Status: New
Message: mydevice myApplication heartbeat failure
agent myApplication
component myApplication
dedupid mydevice|myApplication|/Status/Heartbeat|4|mydevice myApplication heartbeat failure
eventClass /Status/Heartbeat
eventClassKey
eventClassMapping
eventGroup
eventKey
eventState New
evid 0242ac11-0009-8f13-11e6-17bf51f56dbf
facility
message mydevice myApplication heartbeat failure
ntevid
priority
severity 4
summary mydevice myApplication heartbeat failure
DeviceClass
DeviceGroups
DevicePriority
Location
Systems
device mydevice
ipAddress
monitor mydevice
prodState Production
clearid
count 8116
firstTime 2016-05-11 05:28:36 pm
lastTime 2016-05-17 08:55:52 am
ownerid
stateChange 2016-05-11 05:28:36 pm
zenoss.device.production_state 1000
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There is no Event Key in the alert. I have talked to the 3 other people who know Zenoss is up and running. None of them are aware of anything they have done that would cause this heartbeat to occur.
There is no device within Zenoss called "mydevice". There is no application called "myApplication". I am stymined as to how to track down the source of this alert. If I could find it and determine why it is generating a warning, I would attempt to fix the issue or figure out a way to turn off the alarm.
As it is, it is just noise on the board.
Is there a Holmes or Watson out there who might provide some tips so we can track down the source
Thank you
| Subject: | That is the exact alert? |
| Author: | Jay Stanley |
| Posted: | 2016-05-31 09:42 |
That is the exact alert Nothing edited
| Subject: | That is the exact alert |
| Author: | Larry Virden |
| Posted: | 2016-05-31 10:19 |
Nothing was edited.
We don't have anyone writing any zenpacks.
We used the manual method of installation, so we have not attempted to install any existing zenpacks.
| Subject: | go into your zenoss dir and |
| Author: | Jay Stanley |
| Posted: | 2016-06-01 09:50 |
go into your zenoss dir and grep -R 'myApplication' ./Products, then do the same for ./ZenPacks
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