zabbix-asterisk released.
by Rizwan Kassim on Feb.11, 2010, under Tech Articles
I whipped a script together that logs into the Asterisk AMI and returns some key Asterisk data for Zabbix, my favorite server management tool:
Skype (Licenses,Calls)
G729 (Licenses, Encoders,Decoders)
Asterisk (Calls, Channels)
This is all without the yucky launching of the asterisk CLI or dealing with sudoers. There’s a semaphore lock in place (making this Linux/UNIX only for now) to prevent the AMI from being accessed by more than one check at a time.
Details are available here : Google Code for Zasterisk
As always, would love feedback, bug reports, patches, or suggestions for new features. It’s *very* raw, I’m just getting it out there to have it out there, but I know there’s stuff to clean up/fix. It’s missing an XML import file as well.
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