gmon/analyse/cpu_rules.go

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package analyse
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/hamburghammer/gmon/stats"
)
// CPURule holds one rule to check for the cpu value.
type CPURule struct {
Rule
Warning float64
Alert float64
}
// Analyse executes the rule on a datapoint.
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func (c CPURule) Analyse(data stats.Data) (Result, error) {
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notification := Result{Title: c.Name, Description: c.Description}
var cf compareFloatFunc
switch c.Compare {
case ">":
cf = func(want float64) bool {
return data.CPU > want
}
case "<":
cf = func(want float64) bool {
return data.CPU < want
}
case "=":
cf = func(want float64) bool {
return data.CPU == want
}
case "!=":
cf = func(want float64) bool {
return data.CPU != want
}
default:
return Result{}, fmt.Errorf("CPU rule '%s': %w", c.Name, ErrCompareMatching)
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}
notification.Status = c.compare(cf, c.Compare)
return notification, nil
}
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func (c CPURule) compare(cf compareFloatFunc, compareChar string) Status {
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if c.Alert != 0 && cf(c.Alert) {
return Status{AlertStatus: StatusAlert, StatusMessage: fmt.Sprintf("CPU usage %s as %f", compareChar, c.Alert)}
} else if c.Warning != 0 && cf(c.Warning) {
return Status{AlertStatus: StatusWarning, StatusMessage: fmt.Sprintf("CPU usage %s as %f", compareChar, c.Warning)}
}
return Status{AlertStatus: StatusOK, StatusMessage: "CPU usage is OK"}
}