A simple watch which alerts if the filesystem usage for a specific host is greater than a configured threshold N - where N is a %.
The watch searches across the last X minutes, restricting the scope to hosts with a filesystem usage of > N. A terms aggregation collects all matching hostnames and their respective maximum filesystem usage.
An alert is raised, with the maximum usage of each host, if the number of matching hosts > 0.
This watch can be adapted to work with either topbeat or metricbeat data.
A mapping is provided in mapping.json. Watches require data producing the following fields:
- @timestamp - authorative date field for each log message
- hostname (string not_analyzed) - hostname of data.
- used_p (double) - percentage of filesystem used on a specific host.
The Watch assumes each document represents the Filesystem state for a specific host at any moment in time. The watch assumes data is indexed into an index "logs" with type "filesystem".
- The schedule interval is equal to the window period to ensure no data is missed.
- The watch is scheduled to execute every 5 minutes. This can be adjusted but should be equal to the "window_period" parameter below.
- the "window_period" X over which the watch is executed and the filesystem of each host is checked. Should be equal to the schedule interval to ensure no data points are missed.
- The "threshold" N over which the filesystem usage for a host is required to exceed for an alert to be generated.