zabbix-mini-IPMI

CPU and disk temperature monitoring scripts for zabbix. Also support voltage and fan speed monitoring on certain configurations. Uses lm-sensors, smartmontools and OpenHardwareMonitorReport. For Linux, BSD and Windows.

Features

Multi-CPU, disk and GPU solution
Low-Level Discovery
Bulk item upload with zabbix-sender
No unnecessary processes are spawned
Does not spin idle drives
RAID passthrough (manual)

More screenshots.

STANDBY drives

UPD: not relevant anymore. Just use custom 0.8.0.5+.

Choosing OHMR version

NEW: Update your OHMR version!

0.3.2.0

Version for Windows XP.

0.8.0.5

0.9.2.0

Only custom param-capable versions are supported on Windows 7+.

Installation

As prerequisites you need python3, lm-sensors, smartmontools, sudo and zabbix-sender packages. For testing zabbix-get is also required.
Take a look at scripts first lines and provide paths if needed. If you have custom RAID configuration, also provide that by hand. Import Template_mini-IPMI_v2.xml in zabbix web interface.

Debian / Ubuntu

client# apt install python3 sudo zabbix-agent zabbix-sender smartmontools lm-sensors
server# apt install zabbix-get

Centos

client# yum install python3 sudo zabbix-agent zabbix-sender smartmontools lm_sensors
server# yum install zabbix-get

First step

Linux

client# mv mini_ipmi_smartctl.py Linux/mini_ipmi_lmsensors.py sender_wrapper.py /etc/zabbix/scripts/
client# mv Linux/sudoers.d/zabbix /etc/sudoers.d/   # place sudoers include here for mini_ipmi_smartctl.py sudo access
client# mv Linux/zabbix_agentd.d/userparameter_mini-ipmi2.conf /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.d/

FreeBSD

client# mv mini_ipmi_smartctl.py BSD/mini_ipmi_bsdcpu.py sender_wrapper.py /etc/zabbix/scripts/
client# mv BSD/sudoers.d/zabbix /usr/local/etc/sudoers.d/
client# mv BSD/zabbix_agentd.conf.d/userparameter_mini-ipmi2.conf /usr/local/etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.d/

Then, for Intel processor you need to add coretemp_load="YES" to /boot/loader.conf. For AMD it will be amdtemp_load="YES". Reboot or manual kldload is required to take effect.

Windows

client> move mini_ipmi_smartctl.py C:\zabbix-agent\scripts\
client> move mini_ipmi_ohmr.py C:\zabbix-agent\scripts\
client> move sender_wrapper.py C:\zabbix-agent\scripts\
client> move userparameter_mini-ipmi2.conf C:\zabbix-agent\zabbix_agentd.conf.d\

Install python3, adding it to PATH during installation for all users. Install smartmontools and add its bin folder to PATH in environment variables. OpenHardwareMonitorReport 0.8.0.5+ requires .NET Framework 4. 0.3.2.0 requires .NET Framework 3.

Second step

Then you need to include your zabbix conf folder in zabbix_agentd.conf, like this:

Include=/usr/local/etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.conf.d/

Also its recomended to add at least Timeout=10 to config file to allow drives spun up and OHMR execution.

Thats all for Windows. For others run the following to finish configuration:

client# chmod 755 scripts/mini_ipmi*.py scripts/sender_wrapper.py   # apply necessary permissions
client# chown root:zabbix scripts/mini_ipmi*.py scripts/sender_wrapper.py 
client# chmod 644 userparameter_mini-ipmi2.conf
client# chown root:zabbix userparameter_mini-ipmi2.conf
client# chmod 400 sudoers.d/zabbix
client# chown root sudoers.d/zabbix
client# visudo   # test sudoers configuration, type :q! to exit

Testing

server$ zabbix_get -s 192.0.2.1 -k mini.cputemp.discovery[get,"Example host"]
server$ zabbix_get -s 192.0.2.1 -k mini.disktemp.discovery[get,"Example host"]

or locally:

client$ /etc/zabbix/scripts/mini_ipmi_lmsensors.py get "Example host"
client$ /etc/zabbix/scripts/mini_ipmi_smartctl.py  get "Example host"

Default operation mode. Displays json that server should get, detaches, then waits and sends data with zabbix-sender. Example host is your Host name field in zabbix. You might want to use nonexistent name for testing to avoid unnecessary database pollution (client introduces itself with this name and false names will be ignored).

server$ zabbix_get -s 192.0.2.1 -k mini.cputemp.discovery[getverb,"Example host"]
server$ zabbix_get -s 192.0.2.1 -k mini.disktemp.discovery[getverb,"Example host"]