Is there anyway we can monitor the SharePoint Health score using checkmk?
SharePoint 2013: SharePoint Health Score and Throttling deep dive · Wictor Wilen
At the end of the day, the SharePoint Health score is sent as an HTTP Response Header . You could use the check_httpv2 and search for this string in the response header. If string is not found then the check goes CRIT.
We want it to alert when the SharePoint Health score gets to 8 or above. I don’t see how we can do this with the current options as it doesn’t allow for more than one string to be added?
Actually we can use multiple lines here, so I’m guessing if we set it to say 1,2,3,4 and then get it to return a warning whenever one doesn’t match here that might work?
Actually the above is in the depreciated version of the rule, the new rule doesn’t appear to allow to add more than one value?
We want it to alert when the SharePoint Health score gets to 8 or above.
If this is the expectation then the check_httpv2 won’t be very useful as it only does a search for the specific key/value in the response header. I would recommand to write a local check check that can do a simple curl and get the value of that header and you can set some thresholds.
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But could I not use the older version of the rule like this?
I don’t have much experience with curl commands. Can you point me in the right direction?