includes/definitions/dell-compellent.yaml

os: dell-compellent
type: storage
text: 'Dell Storage'
group: unix
icon: dell
processor_stacked: true
over:
    - { graph: device_processor, text: 'Processor Usage' }
    - { graph: device_ucd_memory, text: 'Memory Usage' }
    - { graph: device_storage, text: 'Storage Usage' }
poller_modules:
    applications: false
    bgp-peers: false
    mpls: false
    ospf: false
    stp: false
    wireless: false
discovery_modules:
    applications: false
    bgp-peers: false
    mpls: false
    stp: false
    wireless: false
discovery:
    -
      sysDescr: COMPELLENT
      sysObjectID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.3.2.8
OS detection and sensors for Dell Compellent (#11467) * OS detection and sensors for Dell Compellent ... or Dell storage as it is now known. Under the hood it's referred to as Compellent, so I've named it as that to avoid confusion. It is not part of the Dell group or using the Dell MIB folder - Dell have doubled up on some OID definitions, which means the MIB here and a couple of the existing ones conflict. The change adds OS detection and a frankly ludicrous amount of sensors. I have access to a relatively low end device, so at the moment everything under ctlr is my best guess based on the other table layouts. * Set sensor state_name to avoid collisions * Regenerate test data 2020-04-24 04:58:22 +01:00			`os: dell-compellent`
			`type: storage`
			`text: 'Dell Storage'`
			`group: unix`
			`icon: dell`
			`processor_stacked: true`
			`over:`
			`- { graph: device_processor, text: 'Processor Usage' }`
			`- { graph: device_ucd_memory, text: 'Memory Usage' }`
			`- { graph: device_storage, text: 'Storage Usage' }`
			`poller_modules:`
			`applications: false`
			`bgp-peers: false`
			`mpls: false`
			`ospf: false`
			`stp: false`
			`wireless: false`
			`discovery_modules:`
			`applications: false`
			`bgp-peers: false`
			`mpls: false`
			`stp: false`
			`wireless: false`
			`discovery:`
			`-`
			`sysDescr: COMPELLENT`
			`sysObjectID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.3.2.8`