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What is Mongoop ?

Monitor and locate long running operations on MongoDB and automatically trigger specific actions for alerting and performance analysis. Some fancy checks are available also.

Is it ready ?

It's still not 1.0 but enougth mature to test on your infrastructure.

Documentation

Up to date documentation:

• See the wiki <https://github.com/lujeni/mongoop/wiki>_

Configure your Mongoop settings:

• Settings file <https://github.com/lujeni/mongoop/wiki/Settings-File>_

List of available triggers:

• List of available triggers <https://github.com/lujeni/mongoop/wiki/Available-Triggers>_

Learn how to write your own triggers:

• Write your own triggers <https://github.com/lujeni/mongoop/wiki/Write-your-own-triggers>_

Balancer check:

• Balancer check <https://github.com/lujeni/mongoop/wiki/Balancer-Check>_

Usage

Currently, mongoop is a simple cli tool: ::

$ mongoop

Using your own settings as well: ::

$ mongoop --config /path/to/settings.[yaml:py]
# or
$ export MONGOP_CONFIG_FILE="/path/to/settings.[yaml:py]"
$ mongoop

Requirements

This code has been tested under Python 2.7, 3.4. ::

install by the setup

Jinja2==2.8 PyYAML==3.11 pymongo==3.0.2

Installation

Pypi

Using pip: ::

$ pip install mongoop
# Some trigger need extra requires to be used
$ pip install mongoop[sentry] # raven will be install

Gentoo Linux

Using emerge (very soon): ::

$ sudo emerge -a mongoop