check_logstash

Icinga check plugin to check the status of Logstash

check_logstash

An Icinga check plugin to check Logstash.

Usage

Usage:
  check_logstash [flags]
  check_logstash [command]

Available Commands:
  health      Checks the health of the Logstash server
  pipeline    Checks the status of the Logstash Pipelines

Flags:
  -H, --hostname string    Hostname of the Logstash server (CHECK_LOGSTASH_HOSTNAME) (default "localhost")
  -p, --port int           Port of the Logstash server (default 9600)
  -s, --secure             Use a HTTPS connection
  -i, --insecure           Skip the verification of the server's TLS certificate
  -b, --bearer string      Specify the Bearer Token for server authentication (CHECK_LOGSTASH_BEARER)
  -u, --user string        Specify the user name and password for server authentication  (CHECK_LOGSTASH_BASICAUTH)
      --ca-file string     Specify the CA File for TLS authentication (CHECK_LOGSTASH_CA_FILE)
      --cert-file string   Specify the Certificate File for TLS authentication (CHECK_LOGSTASH_CERT_FILE)
      --key-file string    Specify the Key File for TLS authentication (CHECK_LOGSTASH_KEY_FILE)
  -t, --timeout int        Timeout in seconds for the CheckPlugin (default 30)
  -h, --help               help for check_logstash
  -v, --version            version for check_logstash

The check plugin respects the environment variables HTTP_PROXY, HTTPS_PROXY and NO_PROXY.

Various flags can be set with environment variables, refer to the help to see which flags.

Health

Checks the health status of the Logstash server.

Usage:
  check_logstash health [flags]

Examples:

    $ check_logstash health --hostname 'localhost' --port 8888 --insecure
    [OK] - Logstash is healthy | process.cpu.percent=0;0.5;3;0;100
     \_[OK] Heap usage at 12.00%
     \_[OK] Open file descriptors at 12.00%
     \_[OK] CPU usage at 5.00%

    $ check_logstash -p 9600 health --cpu-usage-threshold-warn 50 --cpu-usage-threshold-crit 75
    [WARNING] - CPU usage at 55.00%
     \_[OK] Heap usage at 12.00%
     \_[OK] Open file descriptors at 12.00%
     \_[WARNING] CPU usage at 55.00%

Flags:
      --file-descriptor-threshold-warn string   The percentage relative to the process file descriptor limit on which to be a warning result (default "100")
      --file-descriptor-threshold-crit string   The percentage relative to the process file descriptor limit on which to be a critical result (default "100")
      --heap-usage-threshold-warn string        The percentage relative to the heap size limit on which to be a warning result (default "70")
      --heap-usage-threshold-crit string        The percentage relative to the heap size limit on which to be a critical result (default "80")
      --cpu-usage-threshold-warn string         The percentage of CPU usage on which to be a warning result (default "100")
      --cpu-usage-threshold-crit string         The percentage of CPU usage on which to be a critical result (default "100")
      --unreachable-state int                   Exit with specified code if unreachable. Examples: 1 for Warning, 2 for Critical, 3 for Unknown (default 3)
  -h, --help                                    help for health

Pipeline

Determines the health of Logstash pipelines via "inflight events". These events are calculated as such: inflight events = events.In - events.Out

Hint: Use the queue backpressure for Logstash 8.

Usage:
  check_logstash pipeline [flags]

Examples:

    $ check_logstash pipeline --inflight-events-warn 5 --inflight-events-crit 10
    [WARNING] - Inflight events
     \_[WARNING] inflight_events_example-input:9;
     \_[OK] inflight_events_example-default-connector:4

    $ check_logstash pipeline --inflight-events-warn 5 --inflight-events-crit 10 --pipeline example
    [CRITICAL] - Inflight events
     \_[CRITICAL] inflight_events_example:15

Flags:
  -P, --pipeline string               Pipeline Name (default "/")
      --inflight-events-warn string   Warning threshold for inflight events to be a warning result. Use min:max for a range.
      --inflight-events-crit string   Critical threshold for inflight events to be a critical result. Use min:max for a range.
  -h, --help                          help for pipeline

Pipeline Flow Metrics

Checks the status of a Logstash pipeline's flow metrics (currently queue backpressure).

Hint: Requires Logstash 8.5.0


Usage:
  check_logstash pipeline flow [flags]

Examples:

    $ check_logstash pipeline flow --warning 5 --critical 10
    [OK] - Flow metrics alright
     \_[OK] queue_backpressure_example:0.34;

    $ check_logstash pipeline flow --pipeline example --warning 5 --critical 10
    [CRITICAL] - Flow metrics alright
     \_[CRITICAL] queue_backpressure_example:11.23;

Flags:
  -c, --critical string   Critical threshold for queue Backpressure
  -h, --help              help for flow
  -P, --pipeline string   Pipeline Name (default "/")
  -w, --warning string    Warning threshold for queue Backpressure

Pipeline Reload

Checks the status of Logstash pipelines configuration reload.

Usage:
  check_logstash pipeline reload [flags]

Examples:

    $ check_logstash pipeline reload
    [OK] - Configuration successfully reloaded
     \_[OK] Configuration successfully reloaded for pipeline Foobar for on 2021-01-01T02:07:14Z

    $ check_logstash pipeline reload --pipeline Example
    [CRITICAL] - Configuration reload failed
     \_[CRITICAL] Configuration reload for pipeline Example failed on 2021-01-01T02:07:14Z

Flags:
  -P, --pipeline string               Pipeline Name (default "/")
  -h, --help                          help for pipeline

License

Copyright (c) 2022 info@netways.de" rel="nofollow">NETWAYS GmbH

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see gnu.org/licenses.