Nagios View
a simple CLI dashboard for nagios using the status.dat file
NOTE: as of right now this acts as a "dashboard" - it can only read status.
Examples
Run nagios-view with no arguments to get a summary of everything in Nagios
Add -p to only show hosts and services that are "problems" - anything not in the OK state
Anything provided as the first operand will be used to filter by service and hostname (case sensitive)
Filter for specific services
Add --services-only to remove breaks for different hosts and to prepend the hostname to the service line
Filter for a specific host
Use --hosts-only to only report on host status
Combine a lot of different arguments to get a custom dashboard
Usage
$ nagios-view -h
usage: nagios-view [-hHnpsw] [-f /path/to/status.dat]
a simple CLI dashboard for nagios using the status.dat file
options
-f, --file <file> supply the path to status.dat as <file>, defaults to /var/spool/nagios/status.dat
-h, --help print this message and exit
-u, --updates check for available updates
-v, --version print the version number and exit
-p, --problems only show problem services (not OK status)
-w, --watch update automatically every 10 seconds indefinitely
--hide-acknowledged hide any services that have been acknowledged
--status-only only print the status lines at the bottom with totals
--no-header don't print header line at the top of the output
--no-status don't print status lines at the bottom with totals
--hosts-only only print hosts, not services
--services-only only print services, not hosts
color output - defaults to color output if stdout is a TTY
--color force color output
--no-color disable color output
state change times - printed by default for only problem services or hosts
--times print the time since last state change for all services and hosts
--no-times don't print the time since last state change for anything
License
MIT License