check_es_system
Monitoring plugin to check status and resource usage of an ElasticSearch cluster node
Release 1.12.1 latest
This is a bugfix release and affects a fix for the readonly check type. Before 1.12.1, the readonly check would silently return OK even if the check doesn't work due to missing privileges on the Elasticsearch cluster.
check_es_system-1.12.1.tar.gzRelease tarball |
application/gzip | 2023-09-29 | Download from Github |
Release 1.12.0
This release contains multiple enhancements:
- Additional authentication method using SSL settings (with key and certificate)
- Additional CPU usage check
- Additional "local" node parameter. Certain checks (cpu, mem, disk, jthreads) can be executed with the additional
-L
flag.
The base work was submitted in PR #41 . To assure backward compatibility and other improvements, the PR #44 replaced PR 41 and was finally merged.
check_es_system-1.12.0.tar.gzRelease tarball |
application/gzip | 2021-12-02 | Download from Github |
Release 1.11.1
This version 1.11.1 fixes two bugs.
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Invalid authentication is not properly handled and did not result in correct plugin behaviour (output and exit code) on the check types readonly, master and tps
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Invalid domains submitted by -H parameter were not properly handled and resulted in the plugin to simply return OK (exit code 0) when a HTTP status 200 came back as a response.
check_es_system-1.11.1.tar.gzRelease tarball |
application/gzip | 2021-06-16 | Download from Github |