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]]> By: jpiezo http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7706/#comment-7884 jpiezo Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7706/#comment-7884 <p>This is a great article touching the surface of writing a plugin for Nagios. However, it is very important to read the Nagios plugin guide to understand what is supposed to be in a good plugin. One should be able to type <plugin name> -h and get some rudimentary help context. The metrics to be checked should not ever be in the plugin itself, but rather be an argument in the command line structure.</p> <p>Overall, this subject could be allocated two plus pages to really get to the guts of the vital details both for writing a decent (still simple) nagios plugin and using python.</p> <p>Jon Levin </p> This is a great article touching the surface of writing a plugin for Nagios. However, it is very important to read the Nagios plugin guide to understand what is supposed to be in a good plugin. One should be able to type <plugin name> -h and get some rudimentary help context. The metrics to be checked should not ever be in the plugin itself, but rather be an argument in the command line structure.

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