icli is a command line interface to the Icinga monitoring software. You can use it to list service/host status with many filtering options, schedule rechecks, and acknowledge service problems. Basic support for viewing the command queue and scheduled downtimes is also present. It is largely compatible with Nagios.
| Tags | Unix cli Monitoring |
|---|---|
| Licenses | WTFPL |
| Implementation | Perl |
Recent releases


Release Notes: This release adds a -u/--force-recheck option and "icli host/service" as an "icli -h host -s service" shortcut.


Release Notes: This release adds -vvv for service/host listing; this will be the most verbose output option available. It also adds -a <message> to acknowledge service problems, but that is somewhat experimental. icli by default breaks long lines so that the formatting / indentation remains intact; control this with the new -x option. The -C option (remove colours) was fixed to really remove all colours.


Release Notes: This release adds service flags for states like "Acknowledged" and "Flapping", which are shown in the service listing when used with -v. It also adds a -vv option, which shows hosts and services in a manner similar to the Icinga Web interface. The -z/--filter option can be used to show only the services or hosts you are really interested in. For instance, icli -z!o,!A,!S,!D will only show services which are non-ok, not yet acknowledged, already in a hard state, and whose failure is not caused by their corresponding host being down.


Release Notes: This release features listing of service/host states, check queue or downtimes, and rescheduling of events. All these actions are applied to all hosts by default, but can be filtered by host(group) and/or service names.
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