Month: August 2018

Report like:-

Date               Time   Critical  Warning  Unknown  HostUnreachable  Total Hosts
2014-01-15      06:31      3            6          0               0                      103
2014-01-15      06:31      3            6          0               0                      103
2014-01-15      11:38     12           13         0               0                      103

– Put this shell script and save it

# vi Report.sh
date=`date +%Y-%m-%d`;
time=`date +%H:%M`;

#Tolal Service CRITICAL WARNING UNKNOWN
wget  –user nagios_user –password 'password' –no-check-certificate -O ./Service_Alerts.html  "http://XXXXXXXX/nagios//cgi-bin/summary.cgi?report=1&displaytype=1&timeperiod=today&hostgroup=all&servicegroup=all&host=all&alerttypes=2&statetypes=2&hoststates=3&servicestates=56" >>/dev/null 2>/dev/null

#Tolal host Unreachable or Down
wget  –user nagios_user –password 'password' –no-check-certificate -O ./Host_Alerts.html  "http://XXXXXXXX/nagios//cgi-bin/summary.cgi?report=1&displaytype=1&timeperiod=today&hostgroup=all&servicegroup=all&host=all&alerttypes=1&statetypes=2&hoststates=3&servicestates=56" >>/dev/null 2>/dev/null

#Total host
wget  –user nagios_user –password 'password' –no-check-certificate -O ./Host_All.html  "http://XXXXXXXX/nagios/cgi-bin/avail.cgi?show_log_entries=&timeperiod=today&host=all&rpttimeperiod=&assumeinitialstates=yes&assumestateretention=yes&assumestatesduringnotrunning=yes&includesoftstates=no&initialassumedhoststate=3&initialassumedservicestate=6&backtrack=4" >>/dev/null 2>/dev/null

echo $date >data
echo $time >>data
cat Service_Alerts.html |grep CRITICAL |wc -l >>data
cat Service_Alerts.html |grep WARNING |wc -l >>data
cat Service_Alerts.html |grep UNKNOWN |wc -l >>data
cat Host_Alerts.html |grep CRITICAL |wc -l >>data
cat Host_All.html |grep host |wc -l >>data

awk -vRS="\n" -vORS="\t" '1' data >>Report.xls
echo "" >>Report.xls
echo "done"

– Now you can set Cron job to scheduel it.

Jenkins Installation and Configuration Steps on RHEL 7/Centos 7

Server details:-

Linux ansible 3.10.0-229.el7.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Mar 6 11:36:42 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

CentOS Linux release 7.1.1503 (Core)

Jenkins Features:–

• Easy configuration.
• Distributed builds.
• Plugin Support
• Easy integration with SMTP to send out emails.
• Lightweight.
• Open source.
• Cross platform
• Provide statistics in the form of graphs if required.

Jenkins Installation and Configuration Steps on RHEL 7/Centos 7

By default Jenkins package is not available on the RHEL/Centos repositories. Therefore, that need to add and import the jenkins repository on machine by using below commands.

Now simply install Jenkins by running the following command –

After installation, start Jenkins services –

Jenkins runs on port 8080, Enable/Allow port 8080 from firewall by following below commands

Jenkins by default runs on port 8080. To access Jenkins open up a browser and type in

http://localhost:8080/ or http://<IP_OF_SERVER>:8080/

First time you need to configure account. Welcome page asking about "Unlock Jenkins". You need to copy password from "/var/lib/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword" and past as administrator password.

Click on continue button.  Select the option “Install suggested plugins”.

After done with plugin installation it will ask to create Admin user

Click on “Save and Finish” button.

If you are using proxy server for internet access, then during plugin installation you are getting error.

You need to setup proxy information on Jenkins.

                Then click on “submit”.

Delivery Pipeline View

Plugin Name: – Delivery Pipeline Plugin

This plugin visualize Delivery Pipelines (Jobs with upstream/downstream dependencies)

To install this plugin follow below process.

After click on “Available” put plugin name in “Filter”

                How to create Delivery Pipeline.

                Step1:- Create a new view.

                Step2:- Select good view “Delivery pipeline view”.

                Step3:- Add pipeline.

                Step4:- Fill details. Select initial jobs from where the process starts. In my case job name is “Git_Commit”.

After finish, we can see your jobs in the below view.

In this example fours, jobs clubbed with each other.

When Git_Commit finished then automatic next job “Build_Process” launched. Same for Build_Process and next all.

For linkup, all jobs, which is part of the master pipeline, are triggered by one by one with required checks.

Useful Jenkins Plugins.

Categorized Jobs View

Plugin Name: – categorized-view

This plugin introduces a new view on which you can create collapsible groups of jobs based on regular expressions.

To install this plugin follow below process.

After click on “Available” and put plugin name in “Filter”

How to categorize jobs.

On Jenkins, the main page clicks on  new view and follow these steps.

Step1:- put view name and select categorized jobs view.

Step2:- check regular expression and put filter text. In an example, we grep all jobs which have “PROCESS” word (not case sensitive).  

Step3:- create a regex-grouping rule to not categorize.

Step4:- we can put multiple regex-grouping. In an example, we filter jobs name, which has “BUILD” key word with the name “AM”. Only categorize from an output of step 2 filter.

Step5:- jobs view.