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| Subject: | How can I graph data from an external source |
| Author: | richard martin |
| Posted: | 2020-08-11 15:43 |
First post, new to Zenoss.
I use vmware, and for disaster recovery, we use Zerto. Zerto tracks multiple stats, but the main one of interest, is RPO value
I have a CURL command that I can execute to get the data, but in 6.3.2 core, I'm not seeing how I can run a curl command, and parse the output.
Should I try to run Windows Shell, I'm able to say if RTO is between values, exit with 0, and the check is green, but I really want the value of RPO graphed
I'm hoping to get similar monitoring results with office365 (what services are up), and Azure.
Where do I even start with this?
| Subject: | RE: How can I graph data from an external source |
| Author: | Arthur |
| Posted: | 2020-08-14 14:46 |
First post, new to Zenoss.
I use vmware, and for disaster recovery, we use Zerto. Zerto tracks multiple stats, but the main one of interest, is RPO value
I have a CURL command that I can execute to get the data, but in 6.3.2 core, I'm not seeing how I can run a curl command, and parse the output.
Should I try to run Windows Shell, I'm able to say if RTO is between values, exit with 0, and the check is green, but I really want the value of RPO graphed
I'm hoping to get similar monitoring results with office365 (what services are up), and Azure.
Where do I even start with this?
| Subject: | RE: How can I graph data from an external source |
| Author: | richard martin |
| Posted: | 2020-08-14 15:43 |
This is definitely a start, Thank you.
Script + COMMAND is my starting point. Now to convert what I have running in powershell into Curl / Python.
First post, new to Zenoss.
I use vmware, and for disaster recovery, we use Zerto. Zerto tracks multiple stats, but the main one of interest, is RPO value
I have a CURL command that I can execute to get the data, but in 6.3.2 core, I'm not seeing how I can run a curl command, and parse the output.
Should I try to run Windows Shell, I'm able to say if RTO is between values, exit with 0, and the check is green, but I really want the value of RPO graphed
I'm hoping to get similar monitoring results with office365 (what services are up), and Azure.
Where do I even start with this?
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