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GS ocpmon Utility

GS ocpmon is a Hardware Monitoring and Alerting agent for OCP Platform. Designed to produce standardized Alerts on OCP platform with System Event Log(SEL) being primary source. In addition to SEL log handling, includes utilities to monitor Seagate Nytro WarpDrives.

Key feature and Goals

  • Define consistent event numbers and associated text payload information, this masks differences between various OCP vendors.
  • Multiple reporting mechanisms(SNMP trap, HTTP Post, Shell script Hooks).

Supported OCP-Platforms

Has been tested on below platforms

  • Intel Decathlete
  • QuantaGrid D51B-1U (2S Intel Grantley Winterfell Motherboard)

Runtime Requirements

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.x
  • Python : 2.x
  • ipmitool - Was tested on (Version 1.8.15), In RHEL environments available as ipmitool package.
  • ddcli - Can be downloaded from Seagate.com or Platform Integrator.

How to use it

  • src directory will be the top level directory containing useful code.
  • src can be renamed to any preferred top level directory name.
  • Schedule execution of ${top_level_dir}/bin/ipmi_mon to report on SEL events and ${top_level_dir}/bin/nytro_mon to report on Storage events.
  • Modify ${top_level_dir}/conf/notify.json as required to configure notification end points.
  • Modify ${top_level_dir}/conf/products.json as required to configure platform specific details.
  • Additional details on how to customize ipmi_mon and nytro_mon using above mentioned configs is available in Documentation.

Licensing

GS ocpmon is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the full license text.

Getting Help

Issues can be reported via issue tracker.

Contributing to GS ocpmon

We currently do all development in an internal Subversion repository and are not prepared to take external contributions. However, we watch the issue tracker for bug reports and feature requests.

Known Issues

For every platform we have tested, we provide an alert map(in src/conf/${platform}_alert_map.json) which provides an unique identifier and text description for SEL events. Alert maps provided may not cover entire possible set, in those cases alerts are sent with identifier 9999.