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pm2-prtg-sensor

v1.0.2

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Send process data from pm2 to prtg

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pm2-prtg-sensor

Simple PRTG HTTP Push Data Advanced Sensor data (cpu, memory) from PM2 services.

Add the HTTP PUSH DATA ADVANCED sensor in PRTG: https://www.paessler.com/manuals/prtg/http_push_data_advanced_sensor

  • Under the settings of the sensor change the HTTP PUSH -> Request Method to GET.
  • Note or update the port number
  • Add a Identification token eg: 7F491F55-6C7F-4EC6-80BF-F66E0BAFCE0A
  • Save the sensor settings

Install PM2 module:

pm2 install pm2-prtg-sensor
pm2 show pm2-prtg-sensor
  • Note the exec cwd path
  • Update the config.js in the exec path with the port and token values.
  • Adjust the reporting interval time
pm2 restart pm2-prtg-sensor

All running services in PM2 will now report cpu and memory data to prtg.