We don't generate graphs from any of the default check_mk output.

We merely used it as a template to build the Observium agent.

To build graphs from any of the data you get from the Solaris agent, you'd have to write code for it.

Adam.

Mihai - Cristian Satmarean <mihai.satmarean@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks for the answer,
maybe I cannot express myself, but here is what I did:
- installed the linux agent on one of the machines
- executed the linux agent and check the result format
- installed a modified version of your agent on solaris machine
- check the output and it matches on some output with the linux one

I would like to check if the graphs are created using the data from the solaris agent.

I'm not saying you should use their solaris agent, our needs are to monitor some solaris parameters,
and since we got this agent working we would like to see graphs.
Like a pet project.

Thanks for your support once again.
The software is great!


2013/5/23 Adam Armstrong <adama@memetic.org>
On 2013-05-23 08:03, Mihai - Cristian Satmarean wrote:
Hi again,
saw that you used check_mk to inspire the uniix agent, and I di found
the solaris variant of theyr agent.
Put some of the checks in the observium_agent and I get data when
telnetting in there.
The thing is I cannot tell if the graphs I see are from that data or
not, let's say cpu.
How can I tell?

Will not use any data from their solaris agent.

adam.

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