Create Zabbix screen (aggregate graphics) using a Python script.

Original article: http://11072687.blog.51cto.com/11062687/1739870

Recently found an article " Create screen using Zabbix API", and then download the script to test, found two questions:

1.3.x version is not supported.

2. The host name of the added screen is not arranged in order and is not convenient for querying.

I changed it, let's support the zabbix3.x version, and output screen (aggregate graphics) by machine name arrangement.

#!/bin/env pythonimport jsonimport urllib2import argparseimport rere_digits =  re.compile (R ' (\d+) ') def emb_numbers (s):     pieces=re_digits.split (s)      pieces[1::2]=map (Int,pieces[1::2])     return piecesdef sort_ Strings_with_emb_numbers2 (alist):     return sorted (alist, key=emb_numbers) def  requestjson (url, values):     data = json.dumps (values)      req = urllib2. Request (url, data, {' content-type ':  ' Application/json-rpc '})     res =  urllib2.urlopen (Req, data)     output = json.loads (Res.read ())      return outputdef authenticate (Url, username, password):     values = {' Jsonrpc ':  ' 2.0 ',               ' method ':  ' User.login ',                ' params ': {                    ' user ': username,                    ' Password ': password               },                ' id ':  ' 0 '     }     output = requestjson (url, values)     return output[' result ']def gethosts (Groupname, url, auth):    host_list = {}     values = {' Jsonrpc ':  ' 2.0 ',              &nbsP; ' Method ':  ' Hostgroup.get ',                ' params ': {                    ' output ':  ' extend ',                    ' filter ':  {' name ': groupname},                    ' selecthosts ':  [' Host ']              },                ' auth ': auth,                ' id ':  ' 2 '     }     output = requestjson (url, values)     for host  in output[' Result ' [0][' hosts ']:        host_list[host[' Host ']]= (host[' HostID '])       #return  host_list    hosts_sort = []     for host in sort_strings_with_emb_numbers2 (Host_list.keys ()):         hosts_sort.append (Host_list[host])     return  hosts_ Sortdef getgraphs (host_list, name_list, url, auth, columns, graphtype=0,  dynamic=0):    if  (graphtype == 0):         selecttype = [' Graphid ']        select =   ' selectgraphs '     if  (graphtype == 1):         selecttype = [' itemid ',  ' value_type ']         select =  ' SelectiTEMs '     graphs = []    for host in host_list :        values =  ({' Jsonrpc ':  ' 2.0 ',                     ' method ':   ' Graph.get ',                     ' params ': {                        select: [selecttype,  ' name '] ,                         ' output ':  [' graphid ',  ' name '],                         ' Hostids ':  host,                         ' filter ':  {' name ': name_list},                         ' SortField ':  ' Name '                     },                     ' auth ': auth,                     ' id ':  ' 3 '                     })          Output = requestjson (url, values)         bb =  sorted (output[' result '])         if  (graphtype == 0):             for i in bb:                 graphs.append (i[' Graphid '))          if  (graphtype == 1):             for i in bb:                 if int (i[' value_type ')  in  (0, 3):                      graphs.append (i[' itemid '))     graph_list = []     x = 0    y = 0    for graph in  graphs:         graph_list.append ({             ' ResourceType ': graphtype,             ' ResourceID ': graph,             ' width ':  ',             ' height ':  ',              ' x ':  str (x),              ' y ':  str (y),              ' colspan ':  ' 1 ',              ' rowspan ':  ' 1 ',         })          x += 1        if x ==  int (columns):             x = 0             y += 1    return graph_listdef  Screencreate (url, auth, screen_name, graphids, columns):     columns  = int (columns)     if len (graphids)  % columns == 0:         vsize = len (Graphids)  / columns     else:        vsize =  (Len (graphids)  /  columns)  + 1    values = {' jsonrpc ':  ' 2.0 ',                ' method ':  ' screen.create ',                ' params ': [{                    ' name ': screen_name,                    ' hsize ':  columns,                    ' Vsize ': vsize,                    ' Screenitems ': []               }],               ' Auth ': auth,               ' id ':  2               }     for i in graphids:        values[' params '][0][' Screenitems '].append (i)  &NBSp;  output = requestjson (url, values) Def main ():     url  =  ' http://ip/api_jsonrpc.php '     username =  ' admin '      password =  ' xxxxxxxxx '     auth = authenticate (url, username ,  password)     host_list = gethosts (Groupname, url, auth)      graph_ids = getgraphs (host_list, graphname, url, auth, columns )     screencreate (url, auth, screen_name, graph_ids, columns) if _ _name__ ==  ' __main__ ':     parser = argparse. Argumentparser ()     parser.add_argument ('-G ',  dest= ' groupname ',  nargs= ' + ',  Metavar= ' groupname ',  type=str, help= ' which group you want to select ')      parser.add_argument ('-G ',  dest= ' Graphname ',  nargs= ' + ',  metavar= ' graphname ',  type=str, help= ' which graph  you want to select ')     parser.add_argument ('-C ',  dest= ' columns ' ,  metavar= ' columns ',  type=int, help= ' the screen columns ')      Parser.add_argument ('-n ',  dest= ' screen_name ',  metavar= ' screen_name ',  type=str, help= ' the  screen name ')     args = parser.parse_args ()      groupname = args.groupname    graphname = args.graphname     columns = args.columns    screen_name = args.screen_name     main ()

How to use:

python create_screen.py-g hadoop-g ' Network traffic on bond0 '-C 4-n ' Hadoop bond0 '

-G to display the Zabbix group.

-G to display the Zabbix graphic.
-C Displays several columns, note to adjust the script: ' Width ':, ' height ': parameter to set the size.

-N the name displayed in screen.

The above command means: The Network traffic on each server in the HADDOP group on the Bond0 graph, followed by 4 graphics per column displayed in the Haddop bond0 screen.

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Create Zabbix screen (aggregate graphics) using a Python script.