Hello All, I was wondering what, if any, software you use for monitoring your relays. It would be nice if I could get an email when the Tor daemon crashes, and maybe another every night telling me about bandwidth used, average speed, etc. Thanks, Alex -- For sensitive information, use my public key: http://media.usrsb.in/files/pub.asc Fingerprint: 0BCE 27F8 FBED 34C0 B936 7625 1D7D CA76 C811 1C0C
I was wondering what, if any, software you use for monitoring your relays. It would be nice if I could get an email when the Tor daemon crashes, and maybe another every night telling me about bandwidth used, average speed, etc.
For notifications about when your relay is down you can use tor weather... https://weather.torproject.org/ ... and for relay monitoring some common options are vidalia and arm... https://www.torproject.org/projects/vidalia.html.en http://www.atagar.com/arm/ Cheers! -Damian
Sending your tor process a 'kill -USR1' yields a wealth of interesting info in the logs, although this isn't what you want I know :) On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 6:34 PM, Alex Beal <alexlbeal@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello All,
I was wondering what, if any, software you use for monitoring your relays. It would be nice if I could get an email when the Tor daemon crashes, and maybe another every night telling me about bandwidth used, average speed, etc.
Thanks, Alex
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Alex Beal:
I was wondering what, if any, software you use for monitoring your relays. It would be nice if I could get an email when the Tor daemon crashes, and maybe another every night telling me about bandwidth used, average speed, etc.
For external monitoring, I wrote a Nagios check using Stem. It is available at: http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=users/lunar/check_tor.git -- Lunar <lunar@torproject.org>
On Wed, 17 Apr 2013 01:19:34 +0200 Lunar <lunar@torproject.org> allegedly wrote:
Alex Beal:
I was wondering what, if any, software you use for monitoring your relays. It would be nice if I could get an email when the Tor daemon crashes, and maybe another every night telling me about bandwidth used, average speed, etc.
For external monitoring, I wrote a Nagios check using Stem. It is available at:
http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=users/lunar/check_tor.git
and there are munin plugins by Ge van Geldorp (tor_connections and tor_traffic) at http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/PluginCat beware that the old munin exchange site has disappeared. Mick --------------------------------------------------------------------- blog: baldric.net gpg fingerprint: FC23 3338 F664 5E66 876B 72C0 0A1F E60B 5BAD D312 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
On Tue, 16 Apr 2013 16:34:33 -0600 Alex Beal <alexlbeal@gmail.com> wrote:
I was wondering what, if any, software you use for monitoring your relays. It would be nice if I could get an email when the Tor daemon crashes, and maybe another every night telling me about bandwidth used, average speed, etc.
I just have my nodes mail me every hour with a message like below. Generated by making this script launch from crontab. Of course it also needs 'vnstat' installed and running. ------------------------------------ #!/bin/bash vnstat -h echo -e "\nMonths:" vnstat -m | grep -v -e estimated -e month -e "^$" | tac echo -e "\nDays:" vnstat -d | grep -v -e estimated -e daily -e day -e "^$" | tac ------------------------------------ eth0 02:58 ^ r | t rt rt rt t rt rt rt t t rt rt r rt rt | rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt r rt rt | rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt | rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt | rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt | rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt | rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt | rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt | rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt rt -+---------------------------------------------------------------------------> | 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 00 01 02 h rx (KiB) tx (KiB) h rx (KiB) tx (KiB) h rx (KiB) tx (KiB) 03 15012258 15147956 11 14433975 14583355 19 14196358 14393370 04 15785990 15875515 12 15871910 15983955 20 15274832 15384163 05 15332768 15443908 13 14571206 14739655 21 15551369 15661573 06 15620336 15758871 14 16190061 16306119 22 15887372 13543944 07 14999811 15113800 15 14994564 15112203 23 14055665 13265122 08 15427743 15557372 16 14893214 14935078 00 16690881 16606289 09 14365312 14540426 17 14886429 15037547 01 15953436 15872108 10 13709298 13878467 18 14466845 14693558 02 13116495 13136468 Months: ------------------------+-------------+-------------+--------------- Apr '13 4.33 TiB | 4.32 TiB | 8.65 TiB | 53.32 Mbit/s Mar '13 7.80 TiB | 7.77 TiB | 15.57 TiB | 49.92 Mbit/s Feb '13 8.02 TiB | 6.94 TiB | 14.96 TiB | 53.12 Mbit/s Jan '13 7.05 TiB | 6.87 TiB | 13.92 TiB | 44.64 Mbit/s Dec '12 3.09 TiB | 3.11 TiB | 6.21 TiB | 19.91 Mbit/s ------------------------+-------------+-------------+--------------- Days: ------------------------+-------------+-------------+--------------- 04/17/13 43.64 GiB | 43.50 GiB | 87.14 GiB | 68.17 Mbit/s 04/16/13 343.40 GiB | 342.97 GiB | 686.37 GiB | 66.64 Mbit/s 04/15/13 328.40 GiB | 330.88 GiB | 659.27 GiB | 64.01 Mbit/s 04/14/13 314.98 GiB | 318.49 GiB | 633.47 GiB | 61.50 Mbit/s 04/13/13 289.30 GiB | 284.53 GiB | 573.82 GiB | 55.71 Mbit/s 04/12/13 275.53 GiB | 275.49 GiB | 551.02 GiB | 53.50 Mbit/s 04/11/13 276.76 GiB | 280.21 GiB | 556.97 GiB | 54.08 Mbit/s 04/10/13 262.46 GiB | 263.79 GiB | 526.25 GiB | 51.09 Mbit/s 04/09/13 270.16 GiB | 268.47 GiB | 538.63 GiB | 52.30 Mbit/s 04/08/13 256.10 GiB | 257.30 GiB | 513.40 GiB | 49.85 Mbit/s 04/07/13 246.98 GiB | 242.87 GiB | 489.85 GiB | 47.56 Mbit/s 04/06/13 250.19 GiB | 232.93 GiB | 483.11 GiB | 46.91 Mbit/s 04/05/13 263.91 GiB | 263.81 GiB | 527.72 GiB | 51.24 Mbit/s 04/04/13 259.23 GiB | 261.68 GiB | 520.91 GiB | 50.58 Mbit/s 04/03/13 244.04 GiB | 246.17 GiB | 490.21 GiB | 47.59 Mbit/s 04/02/13 255.15 GiB | 257.04 GiB | 512.18 GiB | 49.73 Mbit/s 04/01/13 249.53 GiB | 254.63 GiB | 504.16 GiB | 48.95 Mbit/s 03/31/13 246.91 GiB | 248.28 GiB | 495.19 GiB | 48.08 Mbit/s 03/30/13 275.07 GiB | 268.49 GiB | 543.56 GiB | 52.77 Mbit/s 03/29/13 262.26 GiB | 262.67 GiB | 524.93 GiB | 50.97 Mbit/s 03/28/13 256.92 GiB | 259.96 GiB | 516.88 GiB | 50.18 Mbit/s 03/27/13 214.18 GiB | 217.67 GiB | 431.86 GiB | 41.93 Mbit/s 03/26/13 162.69 GiB | 160.47 GiB | 323.16 GiB | 31.38 Mbit/s 03/25/13 272.22 GiB | 273.07 GiB | 545.29 GiB | 52.94 Mbit/s 03/24/13 269.06 GiB | 271.22 GiB | 540.28 GiB | 52.46 Mbit/s 03/23/13 278.88 GiB | 280.98 GiB | 559.86 GiB | 54.36 Mbit/s 03/22/13 254.13 GiB | 253.59 GiB | 507.72 GiB | 49.30 Mbit/s 03/21/13 234.07 GiB | 233.41 GiB | 467.47 GiB | 45.39 Mbit/s 03/20/13 261.49 GiB | 262.90 GiB | 524.39 GiB | 50.91 Mbit/s 03/19/13 248.86 GiB | 251.11 GiB | 499.97 GiB | 48.54 Mbit/s ------------------------+-------------+-------------+--------------- -- With respect, Roman
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