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git_commit_behind
Name
git_commit_behind - Munin plugin to monitor local git repositories and report how many commits behind their remote they are
Notes
This plugin is similar to how apt_all works for apt packages.
To be able to check how behind a git repository is, we need to run git fetch. To avoid fetching all repos every 5 minutes (for each munin period) and thus slowing down the data collection, the git fetch operation is only randomly triggered (based on env.update.probability). In case of very time-consuming update operations, you can run them in a separate cron job.
Requirements
- Python3
- Git
Installation
Link this plugin, as usual. For example :
ln -s /path/to/git_commit_behind /etc/munin/plugins/git_commit_behind
If you wish to update the repositories via cron and not during the plugin execution (cf CONFIGURATION section), you need a dedicated cron job.
For example, you can use the following cron :
# If the git_commit_behind plugin is enabled, fetch git repositories randomly
# according to the plugin configuration.
# By default : once an hour (12 invocations an hour, 1 in 12 chance that the
# update will happen), but ensure that there will never be more than two hours
# (7200 seconds) interval between updates.
*/5 * * * * root if [ -x /etc/munin/plugins/git_commit_behind ]; then /usr/sbin/munin-run git_commit_behind update >/dev/null; fi
Configuration
Use your “/etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/munin-node” to configure this plugin.
[git_commit_behind]
user [user]
env.git_path /path/to/git
env.update.mode [munin|cron]
env.update.probability 12
env.update.maxinterval 7200
user [user] : required, the owner of the repository checkouts in case of multiple different owners, use root env.git_path : optional (default : /usr/bin/git), the path to the git binary. env.update.mode : optional (default : munin), the update mode. munin : repositories are git fetched during the pugin execution cron : a dedicated cron job needs to be used to update the repositories env.update.probability : optional (default : 12), runs the update randomly (1 in <probability> chances) env.update.maxinterval : optional (default : 7200), ensures that the update is run at least every <maxinterval> seconds
Then, for each repository you want to check, you need the following configuration block under the git_commit_behind section:
env.repo.[repoCode].path /path/to/local/repo
env.repo.[repoCode].name Repo Name
env.repo.[repoCode].user user
env.repo.[repoCode].warning 10
env.repo.[repoCode].critical 100
[repoCode] can only contain letters, numbers and underscores.
path : mandatory, the local path to your git repository name : optional (default : [repoCode]), a cleaner name that will be displayed user : optional (default : empty), the owner of the repository if set and different from the user running the plugin, the git commands will be executed as this user warning : optional (default 10), the warning threshold critical : optional (default 100), the critical threshold
For example :
[git_commit_behind]
user root
env.repo.munin_contrib.path /opt/munin-contrib
env.repo.munin_contrib.name Munin Contrib
env.repo.other_repo.path /path/to/other-repo
env.repo.other_repo.name Other Repo
Magic Markers
#%# family=auto
#%# capabilities=autoconf
Version
1.0.0
Author
Neraud (https://github.com/Neraud)
License
GPLv2
#! /usr/bin/env python3
"""=cut
=head1 NAME
git_commit_behind - Munin plugin to monitor local git repositories and report how many commits behind their remote they are
=head1 NOTES
This plugin is similar to how apt_all works for apt packages.
To be able to check how behind a git repository is, we need to run git fetch.
To avoid fetching all repos every 5 minutes (for each munin period) and thus
slowing down the data collection, the git fetch operation is only randomly
triggered (based on env.update.probability).
In case of very time-consuming update operations, you can run them in a
separate cron job.
=head1 REQUIREMENTS
=over 4
=item Python3
=item Git
=back
=head1 INSTALLATION
Link this plugin, as usual.
For example :
ln -s /path/to/git_commit_behind /etc/munin/plugins/git_commit_behind
If you wish to update the repositories via cron and not during the plugin
execution (cf CONFIGURATION section), you need a dedicated cron job.
For example, you can use the following cron :
# If the git_commit_behind plugin is enabled, fetch git repositories randomly
# according to the plugin configuration.
# By default : once an hour (12 invocations an hour, 1 in 12 chance that the
# update will happen), but ensure that there will never be more than two hours
# (7200 seconds) interval between updates.
*/5 * * * * root if [ -x /etc/munin/plugins/git_commit_behind ]; then /usr/sbin/munin-run git_commit_behind update >/dev/null; fi
=head1 CONFIGURATION
Use your "/etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/munin-node" to configure this plugin.
[git_commit_behind]
user [user]
env.git_path /path/to/git
env.update.mode [munin|cron]
env.update.probability 12
env.update.maxinterval 7200
user [user] : required, the owner of the repository checkouts
in case of multiple different owners, use root
env.git_path : optional (default : /usr/bin/git), the path to the git binary.
env.update.mode : optional (default : munin), the update mode.
munin : repositories are git fetched during the pugin execution
cron : a dedicated cron job needs to be used to update the repositories
env.update.probability : optional (default : 12),
runs the update randomly (1 in <probability> chances)
env.update.maxinterval : optional (default : 7200),
ensures that the update is run at least every <maxinterval> seconds
Then, for each repository you want to check, you need the following
configuration block under the git_commit_behind section:
env.repo.[repoCode].path /path/to/local/repo
env.repo.[repoCode].name Repo Name
env.repo.[repoCode].user user
env.repo.[repoCode].warning 10
env.repo.[repoCode].critical 100
[repoCode] can only contain letters, numbers and underscores.
path : mandatory, the local path to your git repository
name : optional (default : [repoCode]), a cleaner name that will be displayed
user : optional (default : empty), the owner of the repository
if set and different from the user running the plugin, the git commands
will be executed as this user
warning : optional (default 10), the warning threshold
critical : optional (default 100), the critical threshold
For example :
[git_commit_behind]
user root
env.repo.munin_contrib.path /opt/munin-contrib
env.repo.munin_contrib.name Munin Contrib
env.repo.other_repo.path /path/to/other-repo
env.repo.other_repo.name Other Repo
=head1 MAGIC MARKERS
#%# family=auto
#%# capabilities=autoconf
=head1 VERSION
1.0.0
=head1 AUTHOR
Neraud (https://github.com/Neraud)
=head1 LICENSE
GPLv2
=cut"""
import logging
import os
from pathlib import Path
import pwd
from random import randint
import re
from shlex import quote
from subprocess import check_output, call, DEVNULL, CalledProcessError
import sys
import time
plugin_version = "1.0.0"
if int(os.getenv('MUNIN_DEBUG', 0)) > 0:
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG,
format='%(asctime)s %(levelname)-7s %(message)s')
current_user = pwd.getpwuid(os.geteuid())[0]
conf = {
'git_path': os.getenv('git_path', '/usr/bin/git'),
'state_file': os.getenv('MUNIN_STATEFILE'),
'update_mode': os.getenv('update.mode', 'munin'),
'update_probability': int(os.getenv('update.probability', '12')),
'update_maxinterval': int(os.getenv('update.maxinterval', '7200'))
}
repo_codes = set(re.search('repo\.([^.]+)\..*', elem).group(1)
for elem in os.environ.keys() if elem.startswith('repo.'))
repos_conf = {}
for code in repo_codes:
repos_conf[code] = {
'name': os.getenv('repo.%s.name' % code, code),
'path': os.getenv('repo.%s.path' % code, None),
'user': os.getenv('repo.%s.user' % code, None),
'warning': os.getenv('repo.%s.warning' % code, '10'),
'critical': os.getenv('repo.%s.critical' % code, '100')
}
def print_config():
print('graph_title Git repositories - Commits behind')
print('graph_args --base 1000 -r --lower-limit 0')
print('graph_vlabel number of commits behind')
print('graph_scale yes')
print('graph_info This graph shows the number of commits behind' +
' for each configured git repository')
print('graph_category file_transfer')
print('graph_order %s' % ' '.join(repo_codes))
for repo_code in repos_conf.keys():
print('%s.label %s' % (repo_code, repos_conf[repo_code]['name']))
print('%s.warning %s' % (repo_code, repos_conf[repo_code]['warning']))
print('%s.critical %s' %
(repo_code, repos_conf[repo_code]['critical']))
def generate_git_command(repo_conf, git_command):
if not repo_conf['user'] or repo_conf['user'] == current_user:
cmd = [quote(conf['git_path'])] + git_command
else:
shell_cmd = 'cd %s ; %s %s' % (
quote(repo_conf['path']),
quote(conf['git_path']),
' '.join(git_command))
cmd = ['su', '-', repo_conf['user'], '-s', '/bin/sh', '-c', shell_cmd]
return cmd
def execute_git_command(repo_conf, git_command):
cmd = generate_git_command(repo_conf, git_command)
return check_output(cmd, cwd=repo_conf['path']).decode('utf-8').rstrip()
def print_info():
if not os.access(conf['git_path'], os.X_OK):
print('Git (%s) is missing, or not executable !' %
conf['git_path'], file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
for repo_code in repos_conf.keys():
logging.debug(' - %s' % repo_code)
try:
remote_branch = execute_git_command(
repos_conf[repo_code],
['rev-parse', '--abbrev-ref', '--symbolic-full-name', '@{u}'])
logging.debug('remote_branch = %s' % remote_branch)
commits_behind = execute_git_command(
repos_conf[repo_code],
['rev-list', 'HEAD..%s' % remote_branch, '--count'])
print('%s.value %d' % (repo_code, int(commits_behind)))
except CalledProcessError as e:
logging.error('Error executing git command : %s', e)
except FileNotFoundError as e:
logging.error('Repo not found at path %s' %
repos_conf[repo_code]['path'])
def check_update_repos(mode):
if not conf['state_file']:
logging.error('Munin state file unavailable')
sys.exit(1)
if mode != conf['update_mode']:
logging.debug('Wrong mode, skipping')
return
if not os.path.isfile(conf['state_file']):
logging.debug('No state file -> updating')
do_update_repos()
elif (os.path.getmtime(conf['state_file']) + conf['update_maxinterval']
< time.time()):
logging.debug('State file last modified too long ago -> updating')
do_update_repos()
elif randint(1, conf['update_probability']) == 1:
logging.debug('Recent state, but random matched -> updating')
do_update_repos()
else:
logging.debug('Recent state and random missed -> skipping')
def do_update_repos():
for repo_code in repos_conf.keys():
try:
logging.info('Fetching repo %s' % repo_code)
execute_git_command(repos_conf[repo_code], ['fetch'])
except CalledProcessError as e:
logging.error('Error executing git command : %s', e)
except FileNotFoundError as e:
logging.error('Repo not found at path %s' %
repos_conf[repo_code]['path'])
logging.debug('Updating the state file')
# 'touch' the state file to update its last modified date
Path(conf['state_file']).touch()
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
action = sys.argv[1]
if action == 'config':
print_config()
elif action == 'autoconf':
errors = []
if not conf['state_file']:
errors.append('munin state file unavailable')
if os.access(conf['git_path'], os.X_OK):
test_git = call([conf['git_path'], '--version'], stdout=DEVNULL)
if test_git != 0:
errors.append('git seems to be broken ?!')
else:
errors.append('git is missing or not executable')
if errors:
print('no (%s)' % ', '.join(errors))
else:
print('yes')
elif action == 'version':
print('Git commit behind Munin plugin, version {0}'.format(
plugin_version))
elif action == 'update':
check_update_repos('cron')
else:
logging.warn("Unknown argument '%s'" % action)
sys.exit(1)
else:
if conf['update_mode'] == 'munin':
check_update_repos('munin')
print_info()