A new version of the check_es_system, a monitoring plugin to monitor Elasticsearch clusters and nodes, is available!
Release 1.9 adds a small but very useful enhancement: The cluster name is now present in the output of the status check type.
Before:
$ ./check_es_system.sh -H aabbccddeeffgghhiijjkkllmmnnoopp.eu-central-1.aws.cloud.es.io -P 9243 -S -t status -u user -p pass -X jshon
ES SYSTEM OK - Elasticsearch Cluster is green (1 nodes, 1 data nodes, 2 shards, 16 docs)|total_nodes=1;;;; data_nodes=1;;;; total_shards=2;;;; relocating_shards=0;;;; initializing_shards=0;;;; unassigned_shards=0;;;; docs=16;;;;
Now the output contains the cluster name, too:
$ ./check_es_system.sh -H
aabbccddeeffgghhiijjkkllmmnnoopp.eu-central-1.aws.cloud.es.io -P 9243 -S
-t status -u user -p pass -X jshon
ES SYSTEM OK - Elasticsearch Cluster "aabbccddeeffgghhiijjkkllmmnnoopp" is green (1 nodes, 1 data nodes, 2 shards, 16 docs)|total_nodes=1;;;; data_nodes=1;;;; total_shards=2;;;; relocating_shards=0;;;; initializing_shards=0;;;; unassigned_shards=0;;;; docs=16;;;;
Thanks a lot to GitHub user tatref for the contribution.
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