ipmi_exporter/ipmi_local.yml

# Configuration file for ipmi_exporter

# This is an example config for scraping the local host.
# In most cases, this should work without using a config file at all.
modules:
        default:
                # Available collectors are bmc, ipmi, chassis, dcmi, sel, and sm-lan-mode
                collectors:
                - bmc
                - ipmi
                - dcmi
                - chassis
                - sel
                # Got any sensors you don't care about? Add them here.
                exclude_sensor_ids:
                - 2
                - 29
                - 32
Refactor mapping of target to IPMI settings Specifically, allow definition of a set of settings as module in the configuration file, and the ability to use these settings by setting the `module` URL parameter to the respective module name when scraping. THIS COMMIT CHANGES THE CONFIG FORMAT IN A NON-BACKWARDS-COMPATIBLE WAY! Based on this, the following "side effects" are noteworthy: - the exporter no longer requires a config file - the IPMI "privilege level" can be set in the config file - collectors can be enabled/disabled in the config file - anonymous IPMI access is now theoretically possible - there are now two example configurations (local & remote) This fixes #10 by allowing to set the privilege level. 2018-09-21 19:50:30 +00:00			`# Configuration file for ipmi_exporter`

			`# This is an example config for scraping the local host.`
			`# In most cases, this should work without using a config file at all.`
			`modules:`
			`default:`
Misc doc fixes for README and example configs 2020-07-26 15:16:30 +00:00			`# Available collectors are bmc, ipmi, chassis, dcmi, sel, and sm-lan-mode`
Refactor mapping of target to IPMI settings Specifically, allow definition of a set of settings as module in the configuration file, and the ability to use these settings by setting the `module` URL parameter to the respective module name when scraping. THIS COMMIT CHANGES THE CONFIG FORMAT IN A NON-BACKWARDS-COMPATIBLE WAY! Based on this, the following "side effects" are noteworthy: - the exporter no longer requires a config file - the IPMI "privilege level" can be set in the config file - collectors can be enabled/disabled in the config file - anonymous IPMI access is now theoretically possible - there are now two example configurations (local & remote) This fixes #10 by allowing to set the privilege level. 2018-09-21 19:50:30 +00:00			`collectors:`
			`- bmc`
			`- ipmi`
			`- dcmi`
Check chassis power state Use ipmi-chassis to check power on /off report via ipmi_chassis_power_state enable via "chassis" module 2019-10-14 19:43:30 +00:00			`- chassis`
Add SEL collector It exposes two metrics about the IPMI system event log (SEL), the current number of entries stored in it and the free space for new records. The collector is not enabled by default, it has to be explicitly enabled in the config. Related to #41. 2020-04-22 20:21:25 +00:00			`- sel`
Refactor mapping of target to IPMI settings Specifically, allow definition of a set of settings as module in the configuration file, and the ability to use these settings by setting the `module` URL parameter to the respective module name when scraping. THIS COMMIT CHANGES THE CONFIG FORMAT IN A NON-BACKWARDS-COMPATIBLE WAY! Based on this, the following "side effects" are noteworthy: - the exporter no longer requires a config file - the IPMI "privilege level" can be set in the config file - collectors can be enabled/disabled in the config file - anonymous IPMI access is now theoretically possible - there are now two example configurations (local & remote) This fixes #10 by allowing to set the privilege level. 2018-09-21 19:50:30 +00:00			`# Got any sensors you don't care about? Add them here.`
			`exclude_sensor_ids:`
			`- 2`
			`- 29`
			`- 32`