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Dear Expert

We are looking some tool to fetch the Availability of the Host, Service.

As you know there is great rrdtool to fetch the Min/Avg/Max in/out bandwidth utilizations values from given period, same manner we want

assume Tool Name : hostavail
Up/Down/Unreachable : any single parameter will pass at a time
Time : Year/Month/Days/Hours/Minutes/Seconds/Percentage <<< just single parameter will pass at a time
Period from : yyyyMMddHHMMSS
Period to : yyyyMMddHHMMSS

result = hostavail UP HOURS 20160101000000 20160201000000 <<<<< it will provide HOST UPTIME in hours for Jan-2016

assume Tool Name : serviceavail
Up/Down/Warning/Unknown : any single parameter will pass at a time
Time : Year/Month/Days/Hours/Minutes/Seconds/Percentage <<< just single parameter will pass at a time
Period from : yyyyMMddHHMMSS
Period to : yyyyMMddHHMMSS

result = serviceavail DOWN PERCENTAGE 20160101000000 20160201000000 <<<<< it will provide SERVICE DOWN in Percentage for Jan-2016

Later we will write our script to combine the Max Utilization reached during the month and how much the link (service) was down

Regards

I don't think there is a plugin that currently does this.

You could write a plugin that would call and parse JSON data:
For CGI, select Archive JSON CGI and then under Query select Availability.

That tool would help you build the JSON queries to hopefully get that data you need.

Dear SSAX

Appreciate if you provide any other tools/options/guideline via different method to fetch/calculate host/service availability, among these whatever we feel easy will try.

However, please think to develop some tool (to fetch host/service availability in one shot , one command).

FYI, we have service level agreement with our provider and customer, so this handy availability tool will make our life easy with our provider and customer.

Regards

We do offer custom development if this functionality is needed, and I can start the process of getting a quote if you would like. Please let me know if you are interested.