Refactoring: Changed all check parameters starting with an 'o' to the new rulespec...
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1 #!/usr/bin/python
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27 juniper_mem_default_levels = (80.0, 90.0)
30 def inventory_juniper_mem_generic(info):
31 return [(None, "juniper_mem_default_levels")]
34 def check_juniper_mem_generic(_no_item, params, info):
35 usage_kb, mem_size_kb = map(int, info[0]) # Kilobyte
36 mem_size = mem_size_kb * 1024
37 usage = usage_kb * 1024
38 usage_perc = (float(usage_kb) / mem_size_kb) * 100
40 warn, crit = params
41 warn_kb = (mem_size_kb / 100.0) * warn
42 crit_kb = (mem_size_kb / 100.0) * crit
43 perf = [("usage", usage, warn_kb * 1024, crit_kb * 1024, 0, mem_size)]
44 message = "Used: %s/%s (%.0f%%)" % \
45 ( get_bytes_human_readable(usage), get_bytes_human_readable(mem_size), usage_perc )
46 levels = " (warn/crit at %.0f%%/%0.f%%)" % (warn, crit)
47 if usage_perc >= crit:
48 return 2, message + levels, perf
49 elif usage_perc >= warn:
50 return 1, message + levels, perf
51 return 0, message, perf