Using zabbix to monitor the ogg process (Linux platform)

The ogg process of a database produced some time ago was down for almost half a month before it was discovered. It could no longer be started and had to be reinitialized and synchronized. Therefore, it is necessary to monitor the ogg process. Here we will introduce how to use zabbix to monitor the oracle ogg process. The idea is to use the oracle user to check the relevant status of ogg and write the status to a temporary file for access by the zabbix user. If the ogg status is RUNNING, then the file should be an empty file. If any process is stopped or abended, then the file is not empty. The ogg status can be determined by setting a trigger to determine whether the length of the file content is greater than 0.

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1. First, create a script under the oracle user to periodically write the ogg status to a temporary file

$ su - oracle
$ mkdir scripts
$ cd scripts
$ vi checkogg.sh

#!/bin/bash 
              # author: yangbao 
 source ~/.bash_profile 
      oggdir='/u01/app/OGG_11' # input your ogg home directory
echo "info all" | $oggdir/ggsci | awk '/^MANAGER|^EXTRACT|^REPLICAT/ {print $2}' | grep -v RUNNING | uniq > /tmp/tmpogg.cache
exit 0

$ chmod +x checkogg.sh

$ crontab –l

*/3 * * * * /home/oracle/scripts/checkogg.sh

2. Modify the agent configuration file

$ su - root
$ cd /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.d
$ vi userparameter_ogg.conf

UserParameter=ogg.status,cat /tmp/tmpogg.cache

$ service zabbix-agent restart

3. Add monitoring items to the web page

4. Add a trigger

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