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Snmp observ lib #1382
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Couple comments to address, but overall this looks VERY nice! Fantastic job Vitaly!
Thanks for addressing the comments @v-zhuravlev, all looks mostly good though I think two comments got hidden by Github (wish that could be disabled...) so if you could address those I'd be happy to approve :) |
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Awesome work Vitaly, thank you for addressing all the feedback! LGTM :)
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This is universal SNMP dashboard and alerts supporting multiple network vendors.
There are two tiers of dashboards (using layout you can find for Linux or Windows)
Fleet
to add network overviewOverview
to give more details aboutlogs
dashboard based on syslog received messages from devices.This observ lib relies on snmp_exporter modules of version 0.28.0 or above. Please see README.md for information which snmp_exporter modules should be used to poll metric groups below:
Currently supported metrics groups:
Note: more vendors will added once they are supported by snmp_exporter. As well as more metric groups will be added to existing vendors.(like adding support for temperature sensors etc).
Alerts:
Annotations:
Datalinks:
Examples:
Fleet overview:
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note: transmitted/received in table is empty is due to static counters from emulated devices. They actually work. :)
Cisco c2950:

Cisco 7600:

Mikrotik

Mikrotik 2
