This project is a Zenoss extension (ZenPack) that allows for monitoring of oVirt/RHEV. An explanation of what oVirt is can be found on the oVirt and Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization sites:

> The oVirt Project is an open virtualization project for anyone who cares
> about Linux-based KVM virtualization. Providing a feature-rich server
> virtualization management system with advanced capabilities for hosts and
> guests, including high availability, live migration, storage management,
> system scheduler, and more. This ZenPack models, collects events, and
> collects performance information from an oVirt server ( http://www.ovirt.org/
> ) for data centers, clusters, hosts and virtual machines.

Once you've successfully added a ovirt system to Zenoss you will begin to see the following metrics available.

• Host CPU, memory, network utilization
• VM CPU, memory, network, disk utilization and throughput
• Counts of hosts, VMs residing in the various containers

oVirt/Rhev has a single event stream containing both events and alerts. The API does not appear to map an opening event to a closing event. For this reason automatic closing of events is not yet supported. Additionally it appears that oVirt may drop events off of its queue very quickly. We are reading events every minute to reduce the chance of a missed event since there is no real time event mechanism in oVirt.

The firewall access to and from the Zenoss collector server to the monitored devices can depend on the type of device being monitored. The following table provides a consolidated view of all required network access.

This version of the ZenPack only supports HTTP access to the oVirt server. This version of the ZenPack does not automatically clear events. The oVirt API seems appears to be limited in regards to events. This version of the ZenPack does not automatically detect device models in real time and this can be worked around by manually scheduling zenmodeler to run via cron on a regular basis.

The oVirt controller node is really a Linux device. It might be desirable to set the appropriate modeler plugins and templates to add additional Linux metrics to this organizer. Alternatively, you could use a CNAME for this device and model the real device under a different hostname and organizer.

This ZenPack has been tested against the following oVirt releases.

• oVirt Engine Virtualization Engine Manager Version: 3.0.0_0001-1.6.fc16

This ZenPack has no special installation considerations. Depending on the version of Zenoss you're installing the ZenPack into, you will need to verify that you have the correct package (.egg) to install.

• Zenoss 4.1 and later: The ZenPack file must end with -py2.7.egg.
• Zenoss 3.0 - 4.0: The ZenPack file must end with -py2.6.egg.

To install the ZenPack you must copy the .egg file to your Zenoss master server and run the following command as the zenoss user:

zenpack --install <filename.egg>

After installing you must restart Zenoss by running the following command as the zenoss user on your master Zenoss server:

zenoss restart

If you have distributed collectors you must also update them after installing the ZenPack.

Installing the ZenPack will add the following items to your Zenoss system.

• Device Classes
  • /oVirt
• Configuration Properties
  • zOVirtPassword
  • zOVirtUrl
  • zOVirtDomain
  • zOVirtUser
• Modeler Plugins
  • zenoss.oVirt
• Monitoring Templates
  • oVirtCluster
  • oVirtDataCenter
  • oVirtHost
  • oVirtHostNic
  • oVirtStorageDomain
  • oVirtSystem
  • oVirtVm
  • oVirtVmDisk
  • oVirtVmNic
• Event Classes
  • /oVirt

1. Navigate to the Infrastructure page
2. Click on the Add Device menu item and select Add oVirt Infrastructure... option.
3. Fill in the appropriate fields in the dialog box:
   • `URL`: URL of the oVirt instance. (i.e. http://ovirt.example.com:8080)
   • `Authentication Domain`: Domain in which the user credentials are valid.
   • `Username`: User name.
   • `Password`: Password for the user.
   • `Collector`: Zenoss collector to which the device will be assigned.
4. Click on the Add button.
5. Wait for the device to be modeled.
6. Navigate to the new device.

1. Run the following snippet in zendmd.

   ovirt_facade = getFacade('oVirt')
   ovirt_facade.add_ovirt('http://ovirt.example.com','username', 'domain', 'password')
   commit()

1. Add an entry like the following to your zenbatchload input file.

   /Devices/oVirt loader='oVirt', loader_arg_keys=['url', 'username', 'domain', 'password']
   ovirt.zenosslabs.com url='http://ovirt.zenosslabs.com', username='admin', domain='internal', password='zenoss'

2. Run zenbatchload.

   zenbatchload inputfile

To remove this ZenPack you must run the following command as the zenoss user on your master Zenoss server:

zenpack --remove ZenPacks.zenoss.oVirt

You must then restart the master Zenoss server by running the following command as the zenoss user:

zenoss restart

• Support for RHEV 3.
• Discovery of oVirt or RHEV product and version information.
• RHEV and oVirt Icons for all component types.
• Fix for "No data returned for command" events.

• First fully-featured release.
• No longer dependent on Liberator ZenPack.

• Initial demonstration release.