wherefortravel / sensu-plugins-rabbitmq

This plugin provides native RabbitMQ instrumentation for monitoring and metrics collection, including: service health, message, consumer, and queue health/metrics via `rabbitmq_management`, and more.

Sensu-Plugins-rabbitmq

Functionality

Files

• bin/check-rabbitmq-alive.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-amqp-alive.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-cluster-health.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-consumers.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-consumer-utilisation.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-messages.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-network-partitions.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-node-health.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-node-usage.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-queue-drain-time.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-queue.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-queues-synchronised.rb
• bin/check-rabbitmq-stomp-alive.rb
• bin/metrics-rabbitmq-overview.rb
• bin/metrics-rabbitmq-queue.rb
• bin/metrics-rabbitmq-exchange.rb

Usage

Installation

Installation and Setup

Permissions

In order to run these checks you need the following permissions set:

:conf => '^aliveness-test$',
:write => '^amq\.default$',
:read => '.*'

You must also add the monitoring tag.

This can be done like this:

rabbitmqctl add_user sensu_monitoring $MY_SUPER_LONG_SECURE_PASSWORD
rabbitmqctl set_permissions  -p / sensu_monitoring "^aliveness-test$" "^amq\.default$" "^(amq\.default|aliveness-test)$"
rabbitmqctl set_user_tags sensu_monitoring monitoring

It is highly recommended that you do not give administrator access! and use minimum permissions!

Notes