Nagiode is a lightweight nagios cli written in python3.
git clone https://github.com/afrank/nagiode
cd nagiode
pip3 install .
$ nagiode -h
usage: nagiode [-h] [-c COMMAND] [-l] [-a ARG] [-H HOST] [-U USERNAME] [-P PASSWORD] [-s] [-G CGI] [-d]
Nagiode v0.1
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c COMMAND, --command COMMAND
Nagios Command to use. Use -l to list available commands
-l, --list List available commands. If used with -c list arguments for command.
-a ARG, --arg ARG
-H HOST, --host HOST Nagios Host
-U USERNAME, --username USERNAME
Nagios Username
-P PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
Nagios Password
-s, --status Get Host status. Requires -a host=<host>
-G CGI, --cgi CGI Nagios CGI Path
-d, --debug Print url and args and exit without executing
Nagiode supports environment variables for credentials so you don't need to bake creds into scripts. The variables are:
NAGIOS_HOST: hostname for nagios without proto
NAGIOS_USER: your username for logging into nagios
NAGIOS_PASS: your password for logging into nagios
You can list all available commands in nagiode with -l:
$ nagiode -l
["CMD_ADD_HOST_COMMENT", "CMD_ACKNOWLEDGE_HOST_PROBLEM", "CMD_ADD_SVC_COMMENT", "CMD_ACKNOWLEDGE_SVC_PROBLEM", "CMD_DISABLE_SVC_CHECK", "CMD_ENABLE_SVC_CHECK", "CMD_DISABLE_SVC_NOTIFICATIONS", "CMD_ENABLE_SVC_NOTIFICATIONS", "CMD_SCHEDULE_SVC_DOWNTIME", "CMD_SCHEDULE_HOST_DOWNTIME", "CMD_DISABLE_HOST_SVC_NOTIFICATIONS", "ENABLE_HOST_SVC_NOTIFICATIONS", "CMD_PROCESS_SERVICE_CHECK_RESULT", "CMD_SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK"]
If you use -l with a command, nagiode will print all the required arguments for that command:
$ nagiode -c CMD_SCHEDULE_SVC_DOWNTIME -l
["host", "service", "com_author", "com_data", "fixed", "start_time", "end_time"]
The -a argument can be supplied multiple times with different command arguments:
$ nagiode -c CMD_SCHEDULE_SVC_DOWNTIME -a host=myhost -a service=swap -a "com_data=scheduling downtime for swap check"
Your command request was successfully submitted to Nagios for processing.
Note: It may take a while before the command is actually processed.
Done
If you supply -s with no command for a host nagiode will return the current service status of that host in json:
$ nagiode -s -a host=myhost | jq . | head -25
{
"RAID": {
"last_check": "2021-04-14 15:48:02",
"duration": "569d 15h 55m 30s",
"attempt": "1/2",
"status": "OK"
},
"fs_space": {
"last_check": "2021-04-14 15:48:02",
"duration": "510d 21h 58m 3s",
"attempt": "1/1",
"status": "10.45"
},
"network": {
"last_check": "2021-04-14 15:45:08",
"duration": "198d 2h 54m 12s",
"attempt": "1/1",
"status": "OK"
},