zbx-hpmsa

Zabbix module for monitor HPE MSA storages via XML API.
Zabbix Share page: https://share.zabbix.com/component/mtree/storage-devices/hp/hp-msa-2040-xml-api
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zbx-hpmsa provides possibility to make Low Level Discovery of HPE MSA storage components via it's XML API. Also it can get health status of discovered component.
Program wrote with Python 3.6.3, but works with Python 3.4.4 from CentOS (I didn't check it with earlier versions, sorry).

Latest stable version: 0.3

Dependencies

• requests
• lxml (experimental, may be replaced with 'xml' from Python stdlib)

Feautres
Common:

• Bulk requests for dependent items of Zabbix 3.4
• Session key cache (MSA login cache)

Low Level Discovery:

• physical disks
• virtual disks
• controllers
• Enclosures

Component status:

• physical disks
• virtual disks
• controllers
• Enclosures

Supported arguments

-m|--msa
HPE MSA DNS name or IP address.
-u|--user
Sets MSA username
-p|--password
Sets password for MSA user
-d|--discovery
Enables discovery mode.
-c|--component
Sets component to request.
-g|--get
Sets component item to request.
-v|--version
Prints script version and exit.

Usage

• LLD of enclosures, controllers, virtual disks and physical disks:

[user@server ~] # ./zbx-hpmsa.py --discovery --msa MSA-NAME-OR-IP --component vdisks

{"data":[{"{#VDISKNAME}":"vDisk01"},{"{#VDISKNAME}":"vDisk02"}]}

• Request health status of one component. E.g. disk '1.1':

[user@server ~] # ./zbx-hpmsa.py --msa MSA-NAME-OR-IP --component disks --get 1.1

OK

• Bulk request to get all available data. E.g. all disks or controller 'A':

[user@server ~] # ./zbx-hpmsa.py --msa MSA-NAME-OR-IP --component disks --get all
{"1.1":{"health":"OK","temperature":"25","work_hours":"21170"},"1.2":{"health":"OK","temperature":"24","work_hours":"21168"}, ...}
[user@server ~] # ./zbx-hpmsa.py --msa MSA-NAME-OR-IP --component controllers --get all
{"A":{"health":"OK","cf_health":"OK","ports":{"A1":{"health":"OK","status":"Up","sfp_status":"OK"},"A2":{"health":"OK","status":"Up","sfp_status":"OK"},"A3":{"health":"N/A","status":"Disconnected","sfp_status":"Not present"},"A4":{"health":"N/A","status":"Disconnected","sfp_status":"Not present"}}},"B":{"health":"OK","cf_health":"OK","ports":{"B1":{"health":"OK","status":"Up","sfp_status":"OK"},"B2":{"health":"OK","status":"Up","sfp_status":"OK"},"B3":{"health":"N/A","status":"Disconnected","sfp_status":"Not present"},"B4":{"health":"N/A","status":"Disconnected","sfp_status":"Not present"}}}}

Zabbix templates

In addition I've attached preconfigured Zabbix Template here, so you can use it in your environment. It's using Low Level Discovery functionality and {HOST.CONN} macro to determine HTTP connection URL, so make sure that it points to right DNS name or IP. This template expects what your MSA storage has default user with default password - 'monitor'@'!monitor', but if it isn't true - correct it with '-u' and '-p' options. You can check it it command line:

[user@server ~] # ./zbx-hpmsa.py --msa MSA-NAME-OR-IP --component disks --get all --user FOO --password BAR

Have fun and rate it on share.zabbix.com if you like it. =)

Tested with:
HP MSA 2040

Known Issues:

• Sometimes appears the error "The user is not recognized on this system" though username and password are correct.
  • Fixed in 0.2.5.2 and higher.