The zabbix_tungsten_progress Command
The zabbix_tungsten_progress command determines whether the replicator is actually making progress by
executing a heartbeat operation and monitoring for this operation to complete within an optional time period (default is 1 second).
Usage
zabbix_tungsten_progress [option]
Where:
| Option | Description | Product |
|---|---|---|
-s | Service name to check. Required if more than one replicator service on the host. | CTTR |
-t | Give a time period during which progress should be identified. Default: 1 | CTTR |
The command outputs a 0 (True) or 1 (False) Status.
The time delay can be added on busy systems to ensure that the replicator is progressing.
For example, to wait 5 seconds to ensure the replicator is progressing:
shell> zabbix_tungsten_progress -t 5
0
Optionally, specify the replication service name using the -s option. This is required when the host may be running
multiple replication services.
shell> zabbix_tungsten_progress -t 5 -s east_from_west
0