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Jens Maus 714fbae9e8 added ps and ethtool aware check_mk output. 
added ps and ethtool aware check_mk output. Please note that the output
of ps is somewhat limited to the capabilities to the ps command of
busybox for which conversion routines might be a solution in future. But
for the moment this should be enough to actually monitor if a certain
process is running or not.
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addon added ps and ethtool aware check_mk output. 2018-10-22 16:04:58 +02:00
check Made some changes to be compatible with YAHM 2017-08-05 06:29:15 +02:00
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README.md

Homematic check_mk addon

This project contains an addon for the Homematic CCU2 or a Raspberrymatic device which acts as an check_mk_agent.

As the orginal check_mk_agent does not support Busybox, not all of the sections of the original agent are available, but I tried to support as much as possible.

Additionally all datapoints of Homematic channels added to the Gewerk Monitored and all service messages are sent to the server in one section.

At the moment there are some Plugins for the check_mk server implemented:

  • Check for Devices with Low Batteries (All devices)
  • Check for Unreachable devices (All devices)
  • Check for all other service messages (All devices)
  • Check for Dutycycle (CCU and all connected LAN GW)
  • Check for Humidity with configurable limits (Only channels in Gewerk Monitored)

Don't hesitate to ask for additional check plugins.

Installation

  • CCU Addon: Use the normal addon installation process of the CCU/Raspberrymatic
  • check_mk Plugin: Refer to the check_mk documentation, how to install MKP packages

License

Apache 2