def processResults(self, cmd, result):
# best effort. Try Nagios first, if that doesn't return data values
# try Cacti. If cacti doesn't return value use results from nagios
# since it is more likely to have been an error parsing nagios data
# and the nagios parser puts more data in the event. Both parsers
# have the same logic for event severity based on exit code
cactiResult= None
nagiosResult = ParsedResults()
nagiosParser = Nagios()
nagiosParser.processResults(cmd, nagiosResult)
if not nagiosResult.values:
cactiParser = Cacti()
cactiResult= ParsedResults()
cactiParser.processResults(cmd, cactiResult)
if cactiResult and cactiResult.values:
#use cacti results
parserResult = cactiResult
else:
parserResult = nagiosResult
result.events.extend(parserResult.events)
result.values.extend(parserResult.values)
class TestCacti(BaseTestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.parser = Cacti()
def testCacti(self):
deviceConfig = Object()
deviceConfig.device = 'localhost'
cmd = Object()
cmd.deviceConfig = deviceConfig
p1 = Object()
p1.id = 'cacti_single_result'
p1.data = dict(processName='someJob a b c',
ignoreParams=False,
alertOnRestart=True,
failSeverity=3)
cmd.points = [p1]
cmd.result = Object()
cmd.result.output = "77"
cmd.result.exitCode = 2
cmd.severity = 2
cmd.command = "testCactiPlugin"
cmd.name = "testCactiPlugin"
cmd.eventKey = "cactiKey"
cmd.eventClass = "/Cmd"
cmd.component = "zencommand"
results = ParsedResults()
self.parser.processResults(cmd, results)
self.assertEquals( len(results.values), 1)
self.assertEquals(77, int(results.values[0][1]))
# Now test multiple data points
p2 = Object()
p2.id = 'cacti_multi_result'
p2.data = dict(processName='someJob a b c',
ignoreParams=False,
alertOnRestart=True,
failSeverity=3)
cmd.points.append( p2 )
cmd.result.output = "cacti_single_result:77 cacti_multi_result: 4.03E02"
results = ParsedResults()
self.parser.processResults(cmd, results)
self.assertEquals( len(results.values), 2)
values = map(lambda x: x[1], results.values)
self.assertTrue(77.0 in values)
self.assertTrue(403.0 in values)
class TestCacti(BaseTestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.parser = Cacti()
def testCacti(self):
deviceConfig = Object()
deviceConfig.device = 'localhost'
cmd = Object()
cmd.deviceConfig = deviceConfig
p1 = Object()
p1.id = 'cacti_single_result'
p1.data = dict(processName='someJob a b c',
ignoreParams=False,
alertOnRestart=True,
failSeverity=3)
cmd.points = [p1]
cmd.result = Object()
cmd.result.output = "77"
cmd.result.exitCode = 2
cmd.severity = 2
cmd.command = "testCactiPlugin"
cmd.name = "testCactiPlugin"
cmd.eventKey = "cactiKey"
cmd.eventClass = "/Cmd"
cmd.component = "zencommand"
results = ParsedResults()
self.parser.processResults(cmd, results)
self.assertEquals(len(results.values), 1)
self.assertEquals(77, int(results.values[0][1]))
# Now test multiple data points
p2 = Object()
p2.id = 'cacti_multi_result'
p2.data = dict(processName='someJob a b c',
ignoreParams=False,
alertOnRestart=True,
failSeverity=3)
cmd.points.append(p2)
cmd.result.output = "cacti_single_result:77 cacti_multi_result: 4.03E02"
results = ParsedResults()
self.parser.processResults(cmd, results)
self.assertEquals(len(results.values), 2)
values = map(lambda x: x[1], results.values)
self.assertTrue(77.0 in values)
self.assertTrue(403.0 in values)