# -*- ruby -*-

# vim: set noet nosta sw=4 ts=4 :

#encoding: utf-8

#

# SNMP checks for Arborist.  Requires an SNMP agent to be installed

# on target machine, and the various "pieces" enabled.  For your platform.

#

# For example, for disk monitoring with Net-SNMP, you'll want to set

# 'includeAllDisks' in the snmpd.conf. bsnmpd on FreeBSD benefits from

# the 'bsnmp-ucd' package.  Etc.

#

require 'loggability'

require 'arborist/monitor' unless defined?( Arborist::Monitor )

require 'snmp'

using Arborist::TimeRefinements

# SNMP specific monitors and monitor logic.

#

class Arborist::Monitor::SNMP

	extend Loggability

	log_to :arborist

	# The version of this library.

	# "Modes" that this monitor understands.

	VALID_MODES = %i[ disk load memory swap process ]

	# The OID that returns the system environment.

	IDENTIFICATION_OID = '1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0'

	# For net-snmp systems, ignore mount types that match

	# this regular expression.  This includes null/union mounts

	# and NFS, currently.

	STORAGE_IGNORE = %r{25.3.9.(?:2|14)$}

	# The OID that matches a local windows hard disk.  Anything else

	# is a remote (SMB) mount.

	WINDOWS_DEVICE = '1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.1.4'

	# OIDS required to pull disk information from net-snmp.

	#

	STORAGE_NET_SNMP = [

		'1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.9.1.2', # paths

		'1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.8.1.4', # types

		'1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.9.1.9'  # percents

	]

	# OIDS required to pull disk information from Windows.

	#

	STORAGE_WINDOWS = [

		'1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.2', # types

		'1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.3', # paths

		'1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.5', # totalsize

		'1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.6'  # usedsize

	]

	# OIDS for discovering memory usage.

	#

	MEMORY = {

		swap_total: '1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.4.3.0',

		swap_avail: '1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.4.4.0',

		mem_avail:  '1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.4.6.0'

	}

	# OIDS for discovering system load.

	#

	LOAD = {

		five_min: '1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.10.1.3.2'

	}

	# OIDS for discovering running processes.

	#

	PROCESS = {

		 list: '1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.4',

		 args: '1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.5'

	}

	#

	DEFAULT_OPTIONS = {

		timeout:          2,

		retries:          1,

		community:        'public',

		port:             161,

		storage_error_at: 95,    # in percent full

		load_error_at:    7,

		swap_error_at:    25,    # in percent remaining

		mem_error_at:     51200, # in kilobytes

		processes:        []     # list of procs to match

	}

	### This monitor is complex enough to require creating an instance from the caller.

	### Provide a friendlier error message the class was provided to exec() directly.

	###

	def self::run( nodes )

		self.log.error "Please use %s via an instance." % [ self.name ]

		return {}

	end

	### Create a new instance of this monitor.

	###

	def initialize( options=DEFAULT_OPTIONS )

		options = DEFAULT_OPTIONS.merge( options || {} )

		options.each do |name, value|

		end

	end

	# The mode (section) that this SMMP instance should check.

	# Must be a +VALID_MODES+ mode.

	attr_reader :mode

	# Mapping of node addresses back to the node identifier.

	attr_reader :identifiers

	# The results from the SNMP daemons, keyed by address.

	attr_reader :results

	# A timeout in seconds if the SNMP server isn't responding.

	attr_accessor :timeout

	# Retry with the timeout this many times.  Defaults to 1.

	attr_accessor :retries

	# The SNMP UDP port, if running on non default.

	attr_accessor :port

	# The community string to connect with.

	attr_accessor :community

	# Set an error if mount points are above this percentage.

	attr_accessor :storage_error_at

	# Set an error if the 5 minute load average exceeds this.

	attr_accessor :load_error_at

	# Set an error if used swap exceeds this percentage.

	attr_accessor :swap_error_at

	# Set an error if memory used is below this many kilobytes.

	attr_accessor :mem_error_at

	# Set an error if processes in this array aren't running.

	attr_accessor :processes

	### Set the SNMP mode, after validation.

	###

	def mode=( mode )

		unless VALID_MODES.include?( mode.to_sym )

			self.log.error "Unknown SNMP mode: %s" % [ mode ]

			return nil

		end

		@mode    = mode.to_sym

		@results = {}

	end

	### Perform the monitoring checks.

	###

	def run( nodes )

		self.log.debug "Got nodes to SNMP check: %p" % [ nodes ]

		# Sanity check.

		#

		unless self.mode

			self.log.error "You must set the 'mode' for the SNMP monitor. (%s)" % [ VALID_MODES.join( ', ' ) ]

			return {}

		end

		#

			next unless props.key?( 'addresses' )

			address = props[ 'addresses' ].first

		end

		# Perform the work!

		#

		threads = []

		self.identifiers.keys.each do |host|

			thr = Thread.new do

				Thread.current.abort_on_exception = true

				opts = {

					host:      host,

				}

				begin

					SNMP::Manager.open( opts ) do |snmp|

						case self.mode

						when :disk

							self.gather_disks( snmp, host )

						when :load

							self.gather_load( snmp, host )

						when :memory

							self.gather_free_memory( snmp, host )

						when :swap

							self.gather_swap( snmp, host )

						when :process

							self.gather_processlist( snmp, host )

						end

					end

				rescue SNMP::RequestTimeout

					self.results[ host ] = {

						error: "Host is not responding to SNMP requests."

					}

				rescue StandardError => err

					self.results[ host ] = {

						error: "Network is not accessible. (%s: %s)" % [ err.class.name, err.message ]

					}

				end

			end

			threads << thr

		end

		# Wait for thread completion

		threads.map( &:join )

		# Map everything back to identifier -> attribute(s), and send to the manager.

		#

		reply = self.results.each_with_object({}) do |(address, results), hash|

			hash[ identifier ] = results

		end

		self.log.debug "Sending to manager: %p" % [ reply ]

		return reply

	end

	#########

	protected

	#########

	### Collect the load information for +host+ from an existing

	### (and open) +snmp+ connection.

	###

	def gather_load( snmp, host )

		self.log.debug "Getting system load for: %s" % [ host ]

		load5 = snmp.get( SNMP::ObjectId.new( LOAD[:five_min] ) ).varbind_list.first.value.to_f

		self.log.debug "  Load on %s: %0.2f" % [ host, load5 ]

			self.results[ host ] = {

				load5: load5

			}

		else

			self.results[ host ] = { load5: load5 }

		end

	end

	### Collect available memory information for +host+ from an existing

	### (and open) +snmp+ connection.

	###

	def gather_free_memory( snmp, host )

		self.log.debug "Getting available memory for: %s" % [ host ]

		mem_avail = snmp.get( SNMP::ObjectId.new( MEMORY[:mem_avail] ) ).varbind_list.first.value.to_f

		self.log.debug "  Available memory on %s: %0.2f" % [ host, mem_avail ]

			self.results[ host ] = {

				available_memory: mem_avail

			}

		else

			self.results[ host ] = { available_memory: mem_avail }

		end

	end

	### Collect used swap information for +host+ from an existing (and

	### open) +snmp+ connection.

	###

	def gather_swap( snmp, host )

		self.log.debug "Getting used swap for: %s" % [ host ]

		swap_total = snmp.get( SNMP::ObjectId.new(MEMORY[:swap_total]) ).varbind_list.first.value.to_f

		swap_avail = snmp.get( SNMP::ObjectId.new(MEMORY[:swap_avail]) ).varbind_list.first.value.to_f

		swap_used  = ( "%0.2f" % ((swap_avail / swap_total.to_f * 100 ) - 100).abs ).to_f

		self.log.debug "  Swap in use on %s: %0.2f" % [ host, swap_used ]

			self.results[ host ] = {

				error: "%0.2f%% swap in use" % [ swap_used ],

				swap_used: swap_used

			}

		else

			self.results[ host ] = { swap_used: swap_used }

		end

	end

	### Collect mount point usage for +host+ from an existing (and open)

	#### +snmp+ connection.

	###

	def gather_disks( snmp, host )

		self.log.debug "Getting disk information for %s" % [ host ]

		errors  = []

		results = {}

		mounts  = self.get_disk_percentages( snmp )

		mounts.each_pair do |path, percentage|

			end

		end

		results[ :mounts ] = mounts

		results[ :error ] = errors.join( ', ' ) unless errors.empty?

		self.results[ host ] = results

	end

	### Collect running processes on +host+ from an existing (and open)

	#### +snmp+ connection.

	###

	def gather_processlist( snmp, host )

		self.log.debug "Getting running process list for %s" % [ host ]

		snmp.walk([ PROCESS[:list], PROCESS[:args] ]) do |list|

			process = list[0].value.to_s

			args    = list[1].value.to_s

			procs << "%s %s " % [ process, args ]

		end

		# Check against the running stuff, setting an error if

		# one isn't found.

		#

			process_r = Regexp.new( process )

			found = procs.find{|p| p.match(process_r) }

			errors << "Process '%s' is not running" % [ process, host ] unless found

		end

		self.log.debug "  %d running processes" % [ procs.length ]

		if errors.empty?

			self.results[ host ] = {}

		else

			self.results[ host ] = { error: errors.join( ', ' ) }

		end

	end

	### Given a SNMP object, return a hash of:

	###

	###    device path => percentage full

	###

	def get_disk_percentages( snmp )

		# Does this look like a windows system, or a net-snmp based one?

		system_type = snmp.get( SNMP::ObjectId.new( IDENTIFICATION_OID ) ).varbind_list.first.value

		disks = {}

		# Windows has it's own MIBs.

		#

		if system_type =~ /windows/i

			snmp.walk( STORAGE_WINDOWS ) do |list|

				next unless list[0].value.to_s == WINDOWS_DEVICE

				disks[ list[1].value.to_s ] = ( list[3].value.to_f / list[2].value.to_f ) * 100

			end

			return disks

		end

		# Everything else.

		#

		snmp.walk( STORAGE_NET_SNMP ) do |list|

			next if mount == 'noSuchInstance'

			next if list[2].value.to_s == 'noSuchInstance'

			next if mount =~ /\/(?:dev|proc)$/

			disks[ mount ] = used

		end

		return disks

	end

end # class Arborist::Monitor::SNMP