Lightweight Multisite-Plugin for performance graphs

• Check_MK Version 1.2.6

1. install PyNP-Plugin
2. restart OMD
3. add 'PyNP service graph'-Column to the service-view

see config file web/plugins/config/pynp.py

use the Display Options in Multisite to change the default timerange and the graph dimensions

PyNP uses the check command for selecting a template for rendering the RRD graph. Create the template file my_check_command.py below web/plugins/pynp/graph_templates/ to add a new template

For local checks, PyNP uses a regex on the service description to select the template file. Add the regex to web/plugin/pynp/service_descr_tempaltes.py

service_descr_template = {
#   ....
    '^My service description$': 'my_service_desc',
#   ...
}

Create the template file my_service_desc.py below wleb/plugins/pynp/graph_templates/ to add a new template

##Tempalte definition A template is stored in a variable. Everything that looks like

{'opt': {...}, 'def': [...]}

will be used as a template

#valid template
my_template = {
    'opt': {
        'rrdgraph_param': 'Value',
        'rrd_option': True,
#       ...
    },
    'def': [
        'DEF:var=%s:1:MAX' % rrd_file['ds_name'],
        'LINE1:var#226600:',
#       ...
    ]
}

#valid templates
my_templates = [
    {'opt': {...}, 'def': [...]},
    {'def': [...]},
#   {...},
]

#valid templates
my_templates_2 = {
    'templ_1': {'opt': {...}, 'def': [...]},
    'templ_2': {'def': [...]},
    'templ_n': {'opt': {...}, 'def': [...]},
}

• when no template definition exists, the default template is used
• every template is merged with the common template

you have access to the following variables in a template file: