Wigo, aka "What Is Going On" is a light pull/push monitoring tool written in Golang.
Main features
- Write probes in any language you want
- Notifications when a probe status change (http,email)
- Proxy mode for hosts behind NAT/Gateways
- Graphing probes metrics to OpenTSDB instances
Install Wigo Monitoring from Chrome Web Store
Warning : Breaking change since version 0.73.19 : A change in the wigo push protocol can cause crashes if your wigo push server version is < 0.73.22. You should update both wigo push clients and server to (at least) 0.73.22.
Deb packages are available for Debian 9, 10 and 11
apt-get install lsb-release
wget -O- http://deb.carsso.com/deb.carsso.com.key | apt-key add -
echo "deb http://deb.carsso.com $(lsb_release --codename --short) main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/deb.carsso.com.list
apt-get update
apt-get install wigoDebian 7 & 8 packages are not available anymore, it's time to upgrade :)
Centos packages are not available anymore, but you can build them by yourself
- Wigo configuration is in
/etc/wigo/wigo.conf - Probes configurations are in
/etc/wigo/conf.d/
The master fetch remote clients over the http api. Communications should be secured using firewall rules, TLS and http basic authentication.
Clients send their data to a remote master over a persistent tcp connection. Communications should be secured using firewall rules and TLS.
Wigo needs a key pair to enable HTTPS api. You can generate a self signed key pair by running this command:
/usr/local/wigo/bin/generate_cert -ca=false -duration=87600h0m0s -host "hostnames,ips,..." --rsa-bits=4096
Wigo needs a CA key pair to secure PUSH communications. You can generate a CA self signed key pair by running this command on the push server :
/usr/local/wigo/bin/generate_cert -ca=true -duration=87600h0m0s -host "hostnames,ips,..." --rsa-bits=4096
The directory name is the interval of check in seconds
/usr/local/wigo/probes
├── 120
├── 300
│ ├── apt-security -> ../../probes-examples/apt-security
│ └── smart -> ../../probes-examples/smart
└── 60
├── check_mdadm -> ../../probes-examples/check_mdadm
├── check_processes
├── hardware_disks -> ../../probes-examples/hardware_disks
├── hardware_load_average -> ../../probes-examples/hardware_load_average
├── hardware_memory -> ../../probes-examples/hardware_memory
├── ifstat -> ../../probes-examples/ifstat
├── supervisord
└── needrestart
To build from sources, you need golang and gcc installed.
The $GOPATH environment variable should also be set on your system.
make depsmake clean releaseYou will need arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc
make clean releasesYou will need reprepro
make debsYou will need rpm-building tools
cd build/rpm/
./makePackege.shhttp://[your-ip]:4000/ (by default)
# wigocli
Wigo v0.51.5 running on backbone.root.gg
Local Status : 100
Global Status : 250
Remote Wigos :
1.2.3.4:4000 ( ns2 ) - Wigo v0.51.5:
apt-security : 100 No security packages availables
hardware_disks : 250 Highest occupation percentage is 93% in partition /dev/md0
hardware_load_average : 100 0.09 0.04 0.05
hardware_memory : 100 Current memory usage is 19.32%
ifstat : 100 tap0 0.00/0.01 mbps , eth1 0.00/0.00 mbps , eth0 0.01/0.01 mbps ,
smart : 100 /dev/sdc : PASSED /dev/sdb : PASSED
Probes are binaries, written in any language you want, that output a json string with at least Status param :
$ ./hardware_load_average
{
"Detail" : "",
"Version" : "0.11",
"Message" : "0.38 0.26 0.24",
"Status" : 100,
"Metrics" : [
{
"Value" : 0.38,
"Tags" : {
"load" : "load5"
}
},
{
"Value" : 0.26,
"Tags" : {
"load" : "load10"
}
},
{
"Value" : 0.24,
"Tags" : {
"load" : "load15"
}
}
]
} 100 OK
101 to 199 INFO
200 to 299 WARN
300 to 499 CRIT
500 ERROR