MongoDB monitoring

MongoDB performance monitor plugin for Open-Falcon

Function Supported

Tested version: Version MongoDB 2.4, 2.6 3.0, 3.2, and Percona MongoDB3.0 are supported.

Storage engine supported: MMAPv1, wiredTiger, RocksDB, PerconaFT. (indexes of some storage engines are not collected, and can be added in the code).

Chondrophone: standlone, replica sets, zone clusters

Node supported: mongo data nodes, configuration nodes, Primary/Secondary, mongos. Arbite nodes are not supported.

Monitoring data acquisition principle: 1.survival monitoring: auth included.

2.serverStatus

3.replSetGetStatus

4.oplog.rs

5.mongos

Collect and report per minute by cron, and collecting makes no difference to MongoDB theory.

Environmental requirements:

Operating system: Linux
Python 2.6
PyYAML > 3.10
python-requests > 0.11

Mongomo deploy:

1.Decompress to directory /path/to/mongomon.

2.Deploy the MongoDB multi-case (mongod, configuration node, mongos) information of present server, /path/to/mongomon/conf/mongomon.conf. Record an instance per line: port, user name, password {port: 27017, user: "",password: ""}

3.Deploy crontab, and modify the mongomon installation path of file mongomon/conf/mongomon_cron to cp mongomon_cron /etc/cron.d/.

4.Check the MongoDB metric in the dashboard of open-falcon.

5.The default endpoint is hostname.

MongoDB falcon screen:

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MongoDB index collected:

Monitoring alarm items recommended to set:

Instruction: system level monitoring items are provided by falcon agent; monitoring triggering conditions are self-adjusted by the scenes.

Contributors

• Zhuo Rulin: mail:[email protected]; weibo: http://weibo.com/u/2540962412