Template and checks to monitor rabbitmq queues and server via Zabbix.
https://github.com/jasonmcintosh/rabbitmq-zabbix
Because the SNMP plugin isn't an officially supported plugin, and rabbitmqctl based monitors are REALLY slow in comparison.
Set of python scripts, zabbix template, and associated data to do autodiscovery
- Install the files into /etc/zabbix/ folder, change permissions to Zabbix.
- Setup configuration (see below)
- Import the template to your zabbix server
- Make sure zabbix_sender is installed
- WARNING Watch your process timeout. I hit an issue with the amount of data and queues in rabbit where processing the results took longer than 3 seconds - that's the default timeout for the agent to kill a process. If I can switch to a file based push instead of calling send for each item, this will hopefully reduce the time to send even further
- Restart the local zabbix agent
You may optionally create a .rab.auth file in the scripts/ directory. This file allows you to change default parameters. The format is VARIABLE=value
, one per line:
The default values are as follows:
USERNAME=guest
PASSWORD=guest
CONF=/etc/zabbix/zabbix_agent.conf
You can also add a filter in this file to restrict which queues are monitored. This item is a JSON-encoded string. The format provides some flexibility for its use. You can either provide a single object or a list of objects to filter. The available keys are: status, node, name, consumers, vhost, durable, exclusive_consumer_tag, auto_delete, memory, policy
For example, the following filter could find all the durable queues:
FILTER='{"durable": true}'
To only use the durable queues for a given vhost, the filter would be:
FILTER='{"durable": true, "vhost": "mine"}'
To supply a list of queue names, the filter would be:
FILTER='[{"name": "mytestqueuename"}, {"name": "queue2"}]'
At some point the filters may be improved to include regular expressions or "ignore these queues"
- Updated to use zabbix_sender to push data on request to an item request. This is similar to how the FromDual MySQL Zabbix stuff works and the concept was pulled from their templates.
- Updated the filters to handle a list of objects
Add a local cache of the results (may be overkill for RabbitMQ). Feel free to submit changes or ideas - mcintoshj@gmail.com
Repo: https://github.com/jasonmcintosh/rabbitmq-zabbix
- Python Scripts: https://github.com/kmcminn/rabbit-nagios
- Base idea for the Rabbit template: https://github.com/alfss/zabbix-rabbitmq
- Also need to thank Lewis Franklin https://github.com/brolewis for his contributions!