Dear Observium community, I usе Observium and the more I use it more I love it :) I use the Observium syslog interface for pushing to Observium syslog alerts. For now, I am developing customer personal web service where they could see their telecom services on the map with nodes states like ok, critical. There are on the map presented only part of the telco network their services go through. By API I get nodes' location and state so can show it on the map with nodes connections from my customer database.
Except for alarms Observium gets by syslog integration. Is there any way to get syslog alerts by API and device id? I could analyze syslog alerts and set proper node status by syslog alerts if they are accessible. As I know it is impossible.
Syslog alerts aren’t currently exposed via the API, but it wouldn’t be difficult to add.
It’s important to note that syslog alerts aren’t states, they’re events. You can’t really set a device status based on a syslog alert.
You could perhaps indicate that an alert had been generated within x amount of time, but that seems a bit hit and miss too, depending upon what syslog alerts are being generated.
Adam.
From: observium observium-bounces@observium.org On Behalf Of Vasiliy Moroz via observium Sent: 10 May 2021 00:41 To: observium@observium.org Cc: Vasiliy Moroz rf400rt@gmail.com Subject: [Observium] API, get syslog alarms list by device id
Dear Observium community, I usе Observium and the more I use it more I love it :) I use the Observium syslog interface for pushing to Observium syslog alerts. For now, I am developing customer personal web service where they could see their telecom services on the map with nodes states like ok, critical. There are on the map presented only part of the telco network their services go through. By API I get nodes' location and state so can show it on the map with nodes connections from my customer database.
Except for alarms Observium gets by syslog integration. Is there any way to get syslog alerts by API and device id? I could analyze syslog alerts and set proper node status by syslog alerts if they are accessible. As I know it is impossible.
Syslog alerts aren’t currently exposed via the API, but it wouldn’t be
difficult to add. Oh, that would be wonderful! Should I fill a feature request or request for changes?
but that seems a bit hit and miss too
Thanks for the warning! I understand that syslog alerts are not states.
пн, 10 мая 2021 г. в 02:45, Adam Armstrong via observium < observium@observium.org>:
Syslog alerts aren’t currently exposed via the API, but it wouldn’t be difficult to add.
It’s important to note that syslog alerts aren’t states, they’re events. You can’t really set a device status based on a syslog alert.
You could perhaps indicate that an alert had been generated within x amount of time, but that seems a bit hit and miss too, depending upon what syslog alerts are being generated.
Adam.
*From:* observium observium-bounces@observium.org *On Behalf Of *Vasiliy Moroz via observium *Sent:* 10 May 2021 00:41 *To:* observium@observium.org *Cc:* Vasiliy Moroz rf400rt@gmail.com *Subject:* [Observium] API, get syslog alarms list by device id
Dear Observium community, I usе Observium and the more I use it more I love it :) I use the Observium syslog interface for pushing to Observium syslog alerts. For now, I am developing customer personal web service where they could see their telecom services on the map with nodes states like ok, critical. There are on the map presented only part of the telco network their services go through. By API I get nodes' location and state so can show it on the map with nodes connections from my customer database.
Except for alarms Observium gets by syslog integration. Is there any way to get syslog alerts by API and device id? I could analyze syslog alerts and set proper node status by syslog alerts if they are accessible. As I know it is impossible. _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium@observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium
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