Dell EMC Isilon ZenPack

The Dell EMC Isilon ZenPack adds support for monitoring Dell EMC Isilon storage management clusters.

Support

This ZenPack is included with commercial versions of Zenoss and enterprise support for this ZenPack is provided to Zenoss customers with an active subscription.

Releases

Version 1.1.0 - Download

Released 2022/03/17

Requires PythonCollector ZenPack, ZenPackLib ZenPack (>=2.0.6), CalculatedPerformance ZenPack

Tested with Zenoss Cloud, Zenoss 6.6.0 and Service Impact 5.5.5

Version 1.0.4 - Download

Released 2021/04/09

Requires PythonCollector ZenPack, ZenPackLib ZenPack (>=2.0.6), CalculatedPerformance ZenPack

Tested with Zenoss Cloud, Zenoss 6.5.0, Zenoss 6.4.1 and Service Impact 5.5.3

Version 1.0.3 - Download

Released 2020/11/16

Requires PythonCollector ZenPack, ZenPackLib ZenPack (>=2.0.6), CalculatedPerformance ZenPack

Compatible with Zenoss Cloud and Zenoss 6.5 with Service Impact 5.5.2

Version 1.0.0 - Download

Released 2017/08/15

Requires PythonCollector ZenPack, ZenPackLib ZenPack (>=2.0.6), CalculatedPerformance ZenPack

Compatible with Zenoss 4.2 - 5.2

Contents

Background

The EMC Isilon ZenPack provides support for monitoring the Dell EMC Isilon storage platform. Discovery and monitoring are performed over HTTP using Isilon OneFS HTTP API, which provides the bulk of the discovery and monitoring functionality.

SNMP is optionally supported as well, although the scope of data available via SNMP is fairly limited by comparison.

Features

The features added by this ZenPack can be summarized as follows. They are each detailed further below.

• Simple provisioning for each Isilon cluster using IP address, port, and credentials
• Auto-discovery of node devices via cluster modeling
• Limited support for SNMP discovery and monitoring
• Robust support for OneFS HTTP API
• Event management and monitoring
• Optional service impact with addition of Zenoss Service Dynamics product
• Optional debug mode provides analysis of OneFS API utilization

Discovery

The following components will be automatically discovered through the Isilon Cluster IP address, port and credentials you provide. The properties and relationships will be continually updated on Zenoss' normal remodeling interval which defaults to every 12 hours.

IsilonCluster

Attributes: Node Count, Cluster State, Description, Encoding, Has Quorum, Compliance Mode, Virtual, vOneFS ESXi, Join Mode, Cluster IP, Cluster ID

Relationships: Endpoint, Quota, License, File Pool, Access Zone, Flexnet Pool, GroupNet, SubNet, Rule, Cluster Node, Protocol, SMB Share, NFS Export, NTP Server, NDMP Context, NDMP User, NDMP Session, HDFS Proxy User, HDFS Rack, SmartPool Tier, SmartPool Node, Cloud Pool, CloudAccount, Cloud Policy

IsilonNode

Attributes: Cluster ID, Node Name, Node Type, Node State, Local Device ID, Logical Node Number, Serial Number, Node Config ID, Description, Isilon Product Name, OneFS Build Version, Cluster

Relationships: Cluster Node, Fiber Channel Ports, ZenModel (platform) component relationships

NodeComponent

Attributes: Description, Node Device, LNN, Serial Number, Node Config ID, Isilon Product Name, OneFS Build Version

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Isilon Node, SmartPool Node, SmartPool Tier

SmartTierPool

Attributes: Tier ID, Auto IO Optimize, Auto Manage Protection, Namespace Accel Enabled, Additional Directory Protection, Spillover Enabled, Spillover Target, Virtual Hot Spare Write Deny, Hot Spare Space Hidden, Hot Spare Reserved Drives, Hot Spare Limit Percent

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, SmartPool Node, Cluster Node

SmartNodePool

Attributes: L3 Cache Enabled, L3 Status, Manual, Protection Policy, Auto IO Optimize, Auto Manage Protection, Namespace Accel Enabled, Additional Directory Protection, Spillover Enabled, Spillover Target, Virtual Hot Spare Write Deny, Hot Spare Space Hidden, Hot Spare Reserved Drives, Hot Spare Limit Percent

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, SmartPool Tier, Cluster Node

Quota

Attributes: Type, Enforced, Snapshots, Container, Linked, Notifications, Threshold Includes Overhead, Ready

Relationships: Isilon Cluster

License

Attributes: Duration, Expiration, License Status

Relationships: Isilon Cluster

FilePool

Attributes: Default Policy

Relationships: Isilon Cluster

AccessZone

Attributes: Use Available Auth, Alternate Provider, Cache Size, Create Path, HDFS Authentication, HDFS Kerberos Keytab, HDFS Root Directory, Home Directory Umask, NetBIOS Name, Directory Path, Protocol Audit Enabled, Skeleton Directory, System Provider, WebHDFS Enabled, Zone ID

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, GroupNet, Flexnet Pool

FlexnetPool

Attributes: Description, Rebalance Policy, Unsuspend Delay, Connect Policy, Failover Policy

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, SubNet, Access Zone, GroupNet, Interface, Rule

GroupNet

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Access Zone, SubNet, Flexnet Pool, Interface, Rule, IP Service

SubNet

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Flexnet Pool, GroupNet, Interface, Rule

NetworkRule

Attributes: Description, Node Type

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Cluster Interface, GroupNet, SubNet, Flexnet Pool

Protocol

Attributes: Description, Protocol

Relationships: SMB Share, NFS Export, NTP Server, NDMP Context, NDMP User, NDMP Session, HDFS Proxy User, HDFS Rack, Isilon Cluster

SMBShare

Attributes: Share Path

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Protocol

NFSExport

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Protocol

NTPServer

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Protocol

NDMPContext

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Protocol

NDMPUser

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Protocol

NDMPSession

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Protocol

HDFSProxyUser

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Protocol

HDFSRack

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Protocol

StorageEnclosure

Attributes: Configuration, Serial number, Model

Relationships: Isilon Node

FiberChannelPort

Attributes: Logical Network Node, Port ID, WWN, WWPN, Topology, Rate

Relationships: Isilon Node

HardDiskIsilon

Attributes: Zenoss Reference Attribute, Bay, Logical ID, Chassis ID, Device Name, Model, Serial, Firmware, Size

Relationships: Storage Enclosure

FanModule

Attributes: description

Relationships: Storage Enclosure

PowerSupply

Attributes: Firmware, Type

Relationships: Storage Enclosure

TemperatureSensor

Attributes: description

Relationships: Storage Enclosure

ClusterIpInterface

Attributes: NIC Name, IP Address

Relationships: Rule, Interface

NodeIpInterface

Attributes: Logical Node, status_health_value, severity_health_value, NIC Name, IP Address

Relationships: Flexnet Pool, SubNet, GroupNet, Cluster Interface

ClusterIpService

Attributes: Name, Port

Relationships: GroupNet

CloudPolicy

Attributes: Name

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Cloud Pool

CloudAccount

Attributes: Account ID, Account Username, Birth Cluster ID, Cloud Protocol

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, Cloud Pool

CloudPool

Attributes: Description, Vendor, Birth Cluster ID, Cloud Protocol, Auto IO Optimize, Auto Manage Protection, Namespace Accel Enabled, Additional Directory Protection, Spillover Enabled, Spillover Target, Virtual Hot Spare Write Deny, Hot Spare Space Hidden, Hot Spare Reserved Drives, Hot Spare Limit Percent

Relationships: Isilon Cluster, CloudAccount, Cloud Policy

Endpoint

Attributes: URI

Relationships: Isilon Cluster

Monitoring

The following metrics will be collected every 5 minutes by default. The average statistic is collected, and the graphed value is per second for anything that resembles a rate.

IsilonClusterSNMP

Metrics: nodeCount, clusterHealth, clusterCPUUser, clusterCPUNice, clusterCPUSystem, clusterCPUInterupt, clusterCPUIdlePct, clusterNetworkInBytes, clusterNetworkOutBytes, clusterIfsInBytes, clusterIfsOutBytes, ifsTotalBytes, ifsUsedBytes, ifsAvailableBytes, ifsFreeBytes

IsilonClusterDevice

Metrics: cluster_cpu_count, cluster_cpu_idle_avg, cluster_cpu_user_avg, cluster_cpu_sys_avg, cluster_cpu_intr_avg, cluster_cpu_nice_avg, cluster_disk_bytes_out_rate, cluster_disk_bytes_in_rate

IsilonClusterNetworkTraffic

Metrics: cluster_net_ext_bytes_in_rate, cluster_net_ext_bytes_out_rate, cluster_net_ext_errors_in_rate, cluster_net_ext_errors_out_rate, cluster_net_ext_packets_in_rate, cluster_net_ext_packets_out_rate, cluster_net_int_bytes_in_rate, cluster_net_int_bytes_out_rate, cluster_net_int_errors_in_rate, cluster_net_int_errors_out_rate, cluster_net_int_packets_in_rate, cluster_net_int_packets_out_rate

IsilonClusterAggregateDisk

Metrics: filesystemStats, cluster_disk_xfer_size_in, cluster_disk_xfer_size_out, cluster_disk_xfers_in_rate, cluster_disk_xfers_out_rate

IsilonClusterDeduplication

Metrics: cluster_dedupe_estimated_deduplicated_bytes, cluster_dedupe_estimated_saved_bytes, cluster_dedupe_logical_deduplicated_bytes, cluster_dedupe_logical_saved_bytes, cluster_dedupe_total_physical_bytes, cluster_dedupe_total_used_bytes

IsilonClusterNodes

Metrics: cluster_node_count_all, cluster_node_count_diskless, cluster_node_count_down, cluster_node_count_readonly, cluster_node_count_smartfailed, cluster_node_count_up

IsilonNodeDevice

Metrics: node_uptime, node_cpu_count, node_cpu_idle_avg, node_cpu_user_avg, node_cpu_sys_avg, node_cpu_intr_avg, node_cpu_nice_avg, node_load_1min, node_load_5min, node_load_15min, node_memory_used, node_memory_free,  node_open_files, node_process_count, node_disk_bytes_out_rate_avg, node_disk_bytes_in_rate_avg, norm_load_1min, norm_load_5min, norm_load_15min

IsilonNodeIFS

Metrics: node_ifs_bytes_deleted_rate, node_ifs_bytes_in_rate, node_ifs_bytes_out_rate, node_ifs_files_created_rate, node_ifs_files_removed_rate, node_ifs_num_lookups_rate, node_ifs_ops_in_rate, node_ifs_ops_out_rate, node_ifs_heat_write_total, node_ifs_journal_stats, abort_attempted_pct, commit_attempted_pct, flush_attempted_pct, btl_drain_attempted_pct, blocks_meta_attempted_pct, blocks_data_attempted_pct, drive_replay_attempted_pct, prepare_attempted_pct, node_ifs_ssd_bytes_avail, node_ifs_ssd_bytes_total

IsilonNodeNetworkTraffic

Metrics: node_net_ext_bytes_in_rate, node_net_ext_bytes_out_rate, node_net_ext_errors_in_rate, node_net_ext_errors_out_rate, node_net_ext_packets_in_rate, node_net_ext_packets_out_rate, node_net_int_bytes_in_rate, node_net_int_bytes_out_rate, node_net_int_errors_in_rate, node_net_int_errors_out_rate, node_net_int_packets_in_rate, node_net_int_packets_out_rate

IsilonNodeAggregateDisk

Metrics: node_disk_access_latency_avg, node_disk_access_slow_avg, node_disk_busy_avg, node_disk_iosched_latency_avg, node_disk_iosched_queue_avg, node_disk_xfer_size_in_avg, node_disk_xfer_size_out_avg, node_disk_xfers_in_rate_avg, node_disk_xfers_out_rate_avg

IsilonNodeClients

Metrics: node_clientstats_active_cifs, node_clientstats_active_ftp, node_clientstats_active_hdfs, node_clientstats_active_http, node_clientstats_active_irp, node_clientstats_active_jobd, node_clientstats_active_lsass_out, node_clientstats_active_nfs, node_clientstats_active_nfs3, node_clientstats_active_nfs4, node_clientstats_active_nlm, node_clientstats_active_papi, node_clientstats_active_siq, node_clientstats_active_smb1, node_clientstats_active_smb2, node_clientstats_connected_cifs, node_clientstats_connected_ftp, node_clientstats_connected_hdfs, node_clientstats_connected_http, node_clientstats_connected_ndmp, node_clientstats_connected_nfs, node_clientstats_connected_nlm, node_clientstats_connected_papi, node_clientstats_connected_siq, node_clientstats_connected_smb

IsilonNodeNFS

Metrics: svc_counters, v3_counters, v4_counters, ccb, icb, replay_tcp, replay_udp, sec_principal, sec_sid, sec_uid_gid, sec_username, v4_dircache

IsilonNodeSNMP

Metrics: nodeHealth, nodeCPUUser, nodeCPUNice, nodeCPUSystem, nodeCPUInterrupt, nodeCPUIdle, nodeNetworkInBytes, nodeNetworkOutBytes, nodeIfsInBytes, nodeIfsOutBytes

SmartPool

Metrics: usage

Endpoint

Metrics: GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, HEAD, UNSUPPORTED

Quota

Metrics: usage

NodeIpInterface

Metrics: health, node_net_iface_bytes_in_rate, node_net_iface_bytes_out_rate, node_net_iface_packets_in_rate, node_net_iface_packets_out_rate, node_net_iface_errors_in_rate, node_net_iface_errors_out_rate

Protocol

Metrics: protostats

ProtocolSNMP

Metrics: protocolOpCount, inAvgBytes, inStdDevBytes, inBitsPerSecond, outAvgBytes, outStdDevBytes, outBitsPerSecond, latencyAverage, latencyStdDev

ProtocolSMB

Metrics: sessions, openfiles

ProtocolHDFS

Metrics: proxyusers

ProtocolNFS

Metrics: nlm_locks, nlm_waiters

ProtocolNDMP

Metrics: sessions

FileSystem

Metrics: node_sysfs_bytes_avail, node_sysfs_percent_avail, availBlocks, usedBlocks

HardDiskIsilon

Metrics: health, node_disk_xfers_in_rate_all, node_disk_xfers_out_rate_all, node_disk_xfer_size_in_all, node_disk_xfer_size_out_all, node_disk_bytes_in_rate_all, node_disk_bytes_out_rate_all, node_disk_busy_all, node_disk_access_latency_all, node_disk_access_slow_all, node_disk_iosched_queue_all, node_disk_iosched_latency_all, node_disk_ifs_bytes_total_all, node_disk_ifs_bytes_free_all, node_disk_ifs_inodes_used_all

HardDiskIsilonSNMP

Metrics: diskPerfOpsPerSecond, diskPerfInBitsPerSecond, diskPerfOutBitsPerSecond

FanModule

Metrics: node_sensor_fan_rpms

FanModuleSNMP

Metrics: fanSpeed

PowerSupply

Metrics: node_sensor_power_watts

PowerSupplySNMP

Metrics: powerSensorValue

TemperatureSensor

Metrics: node_sensor_temp_celsius

TemperatureSensorSNMP

Metrics: tempSensorValue

Event Management

A monitoring plugin collects events detected by the Isilon cluster and mirror events displayed in the OneFS HTTP web interface.

Service Impact

When combined with the Zenoss Service Dynamics product, this ZenPack adds built-in service impact and root cause analysis capabilities for services running on EMC Isilon . The service impact relationships shown in the diagram and described below are automatically added. These will be included in any services that contain one or more of the explicitly mentioned components.

Service Impact Relationships

• IsilonCluster impacts related Quota, License, FilePool, AccessZone, FlexnetPool, GroupNet, SubNet, NetworkRule, SmartTierPool, SmartNodePool, CloudPool
• IsilonCluster impacts related CloudAccount, CloudPolicy, Protocol, Endpoint
• IsilonNode impacts related IsilonCluster, NodeComponent, SmartNodePool, SmartTierPool, NodeIpInterface, StorageEnclosure, FileSystem, FiberChannelPort
• StorageEnclosure impacts related FanModule, HardDiskIsilon, PowerSupply, TemperatureSensor
• SmartTierPool impacts related NodeComponent, SmartNodePool
• SmartNodePool impacts related NodeComponent
• AccessZone impacts related GroupNet, FlexnetPool
• NetworkRule impacts related FlexnetPool, GroupNet
• GroupNet impacts related FlexnetPool
• SubNet impacts related FlexnetPool
• NodeIpInterface impacts related FlexnetPool, GroupNet
• FlexnetPool impacts related GroupNet
• GroupNet impacts related SubNet
• NetworkRule impacts related SubNet
• NodeIpInterface impacts related SubNet
• NetworkRule impacts related ClusterIpInterface
• Protocol impacts related SMBShare, NFSExport, NTPServer, NDMPContext, NDMPUser, NDMPSession, HDFSProxyUser, HDFSRack
• NodeIpInterface impacts related ClusterIpInterface
• ClusterIpInterface impacts related Protocol
• ClusterIpService impacts related GroupNet
• CloudPolicy impacts related CloudPool
• CloudAccount impacts related CloudPool

Usage

Adding Isilon Clusters

Use the following steps to start monitoring an Isilon cluster using the Zenoss web interface.

1. Navigate to Infrastructure tab in the Zenoss web interface
2. Select the "Add EMC Isilon Cluster" option from the Add Device drop-down menu
3. Specify the IP Address, Username, Password and optionally the Port and SSL fields if your cluster is not using the default values
4. Click Add.
5. A device representing the Isilon cluster will be added to the /Devices/Storage/EMC/Isilon device class
6. After modeling, the title of the cluster will reflect the configured cluster name.
7. A device class (/Devices/Storage/EMC/Isilon/[CLUSTER_NAME]) and willcontain discovered node devices
8. Node device ids will follow the [CLUSTER_NAME]-lnn-[NODE_ID] convention

Configuring optional SNMP Monitoring

SNMP discovery and monitoring is disabled by default, since most of its data is available via HTTP. To use SNMP monitoring, set the zSnmpMonitorIgnore zProperty to False at either the Device Class or Device level. Please note that each node must have its own externally available IP address in order for SNMP monitoring to function

Configuring Debug Mode

Debug Mode can be enabled by setting the zEMCIsilonDebugMode property to True on the device class or Isilon cluster device. Debug Mode provides additional monitoring of the API usage itself, creating components that represent available URI endpoints. Collected metrics include counts for HTTP transactions against each URI by type (GET, POST, PUT, etc). Because this adds overhead to an already monitored system, these components are disabled by default and must be enabled by the user (component grid Monitoring dialog). Debug mode is intended to assist with identifying potential bottlenecks and query inefficiencies caused either by this ZenPack or by other applications utilizing the OneFS HTTP API.

Command Line Tools

Several scripts are included for use with troubleshooting or sample data collection. These scripts reside in the

• $ZENPACK/ZenPacks/zenoss/EMC/Isilon/utilities

directory and calling --help will display usage information for each

• collect-samples (performs iterative walk through API collecting as much as it can)
• collect-statistics-keys (Narrowed focus on statistics and available keys for use in URI endpoints)
• collect-statistics (Performs a metric collection query and returns the JSON output)
• check-authorization (Displays configured permissions for the authenticating user)

Isilon Cluster Networking Considerations

Currently, modeling of the Isilon cluster environment (including the nodes) is conducted using the Cluster IP address. This is so that IP configuration changes to nodes can be updated even in cases where a node no longer has an external IP.

Please note that IP address changes that take place will be updated when the Cluster device is remodeled (not the Node device).

For performance data collection, queries are conducted on a randomly selected external IP address belonging to either the cluster or one of the nodes. If a SmartHost IP is used as the host when initially adding the Cluster, then the SmartHost IP will be included in this selection.

Monitoring of the Isilon cluster and its nodes is designed with the expectation that each node will have at least one external IP interface that is accessible for monitoring.

Although version 1.0.1 removes this requirement (nodes can now be modeled/monitored without an external interface), it should still be considered a strong recommendation since monitoring multiple nodes against a single IP address could impact monitoring performance and/or reliability.

Operating with a small pool of IPs against a larger number of nodes means that API queries (used by this ZenPack) for each node, in addition to the cluster itself, will be directed at a subset of the nodes for the cluster. The zEMCIsilonHttpPoolSize zProperty has been introduced (version 1.0.1) and may ameliorate this concern by limiting the number of simultaneous API queries.

The EMC Isilon documentation seems to support this perspective in that it recommends a scaling formula for determining the number of IP Addresses that should be made available depending on the size of a cluster:

• Isilon External Network Connectivity Guide
• Isilon Advanced Networking Fundamentals (pdf)

For example, the "Isilon External Network Connectivity Guide" recommends a total of 19 IP addresses (divided into pools) for a 3-node cluster.

One additional thing to note is that the optional SNMP monitoring will not work without at least one external IP address assigned to each node.

OneFS API Minimally Privileged User

Certainly the default "admin" account privileges are more than sufficient for this ZenPack.

Security concerns (such as API write access for the admin user), however, make the creation of a separate "monitoring" User/Role a good idea, and we strongly recommend it.

Performance may also be improved by using a minimally configured account, since API calls with read/write access uses two client connections (according to the "isi statistics client" command output) instead of just one.

Fortunately, the creation of a Role with the needed Privileges is straightforward and can be done from the Isilon Admin UI.

The list of (read) permissions consists of:

• Platform API
• Auth
• CloudPool
• Cluster
• Devices
• Event
• FTP
• HDFS
• HTTP
• NDMP
• Network
• NFS
• NTP
• Quota
• SmartPools
• SMB
• SNMP
• Statistics
• Namespace Access
• Namespace Traverse

Creating a Role with this list of Privileges and assigning a User to this Role will be sufficient for the ZenPack's monitoring requirements.

Installed Items

Installing this ZenPack will add the following items to your Zenoss system.

Device Classes

• /Storage/EMC/Isilon

Configuration Properties

• zEMCIsilonHttpPort
• zEMCIsilonUseSSL
• zEMCIsilonUser
• zEMCIsilonPassword
• zEMCIsilonHttpTimeout
• zEMCIsilonHttpPageSize
• zEMCIsilonHttpPoolSize
• zEMCIsilonDebugMode

Modeler Plugins

• EMC.Isilon.http.IsilonClusterMap
• EMC.Isilon.http.IsilonNodeMap
• EMC.Isilon.snmp.IsilonNodeMap

Datasource Types

• Isilon Datasource (HTTP)
• Isilon Events Datasource (HTTP)
• SNMP Datasource (SNMP)

Monitoring Templates

• IsilonCluster
• IsilonClusterSNMP
• IsilonClusterDevice
• IsilonClusterNetworkTraffic
• IsilonClusterAggregateDisk
• IsilonClusterDeduplication
• IsilonClusterNodes
• IsilonNode
• IsilonNodeDevice
• IsilonNodeIFS
• IsilonNodeNetworkTraffic
• IsilonNodeAggregateDisk
• IsilonNodeClients
• IsilonNodeNFS
• IsilonNodeSNMP
• SmartPool
• Endpoint
• Quota
• License
• LicenseSNMP
• FilePool
• AccessZone
• FlexnetPool
• GroupNet
• SubNet
• NetworkRule
• NodeIpInterface
• Protocol
• ProtocolSNMP
• ProtocolSMB
• ProtocolHDFS
• ProtocolNFS
• ProtocolNTP
• ProtocolNDMP
• ProtocolFTP
• ProtocolHTTP
• ProtocolSYNCIQ
• StorageEnclosure
• FileSystem
• FiberChannelPort
• HardDiskIsilon
• HardDiskIsilonSNMP
• FanModule
• FanModuleSNMP
• PowerSupply
• PowerSupplySNMP
• TemperatureSensor
• TemperatureSensorSNMP
• CloudPolicy
• CloudAccount
• CloudPool

Device Types

• IsilonCluster (in /Storage/EMC/Isilon)
• IsilonCluster (in /Storage/EMC/Isilon/CLUSTER_NAME)

Component Types

• NodeComponent
• SmartTierPool
• SmartNodePool
• Quota
• License
• FilePool
• AccessZone
• FlexnetPool
• GroupNet
• SubNet
• NetworkRule
• Protocol
• SMBShare
• NFSExport
• NTPServer
• NDMPContext
• NDMPUser
• NDMPSession
• HDFSProxyUser
• HDFSRack
• StorageEnclosure
• FileSystem
• FiberChannelPort
• HardDiskIsilon
• FanModule
• PowerSupply
• TemperatureSensor
• ClusterIpInterface
• NodeIpInterface
• ClusterIpService
• CloudPolicy
• CloudAccount
• CloudPool
• Endpoint

Event Classes

• /Status/Isilon
• /Perf/Isilon

Required Daemons

Modeler:

• zenmodeler

Performance Collector:

• zenpython

Upgrade

The EMC Isilon Zenpack can be upgraded. To upgrade the ZenPack, install the latest version over the existing one. There is no action for the user to migrate the data. The performance data and events of old ZenPack are retained as per the retain policy settings.

Limitations

Known Issues

ANA-386 - CreateDimmTables() Return Error When rrddata_source Processing.

To solve this this issue follow instructions according this arcticle: ANA-386 - CreateDimmTables() Return Error When rrddata_source Processing

Changes

1.1.0

• Added support API for OneFS 8.2.x, 9.0.0.0, 9.1.0.0 (ZPS-6907)
• Tested with Zenoss Cloud, Zenoss 6.6.0 and Service Impact 5.5.5

1.0.4

• ZenPack does not cause issues with building dim tables in Analytics (ZPS-3594)

1.0.3

• Datapoints are now unique, preventing values from mashing and being overwriten (ZPS-7171)

1.0.2

• Correct zenbatchdump output (ZPS-2900)
• IpInterface method override output corrected (ZPS-6182)
• Reduce logging verbosity (ZPS-4975)
• Tested with Zenoss 6.4.1, Zenoss Cloud with and Service Impact 5.5.1

1.0.1

• Allow monitoring of nodes without external IP (reservations noted above) (ZPS-3910)
• Added "zEMCIsilonHttpPoolSize" zProperty to restrict simultaneous client connections
• Updated icons to improve visibility in Cloud Zenoss
• Handling of "Infinity" and "nan" output values (ZPS-3459)
• Improved support for Cloud Zenoss (ZPS-3801)
• Refactored and simplified utility scripts (ZPS-3787)
• Added support for ISICSRF cookies (ZPS-4391)
• Corrected plural of "Cloud Policy" in component list (ZPS-4648)
• Fix flare message on Cluster IP Service components (ZPS-4645)
• Fix FileSystem component grid display issues (ZPS-4649)
• Fix warnings about Datapoint Alias length during installation (ZPS-4646)
• Improved detail in error/warning logging (HTTP status and return messaging)
• Improved data collection performance by consolidation of tasks using session pools
• Documentation updated with notes about cluster IP allocation and user/role/privilege configuration
• Tested with Zenoss Cloud, Zenoss Resource Manager 6.2.1 and 5.3.3

1.0.0

• Initial release.