How-to rename fs_ Service to Filesystem
This article describes how to rename the fs_service to filesystem post-2.0 upgrade.
LAST TESTED ON CHECKMK 2.0.0P1
Table of Contents
Problem
If you did the upgrade to Checkmk 2.0 and are using the old Service descriptions, you need to migrate this manually.
Solution
Before you start, please make a backup of the Round Robin Database (RRD) files!
We need to find all the rrd files with fs_*
OMD[mysite]:~$ for i in $(find . -type f -name "fs_*"); do echo $i; done ./var/check_mk/rrd/mywindowshost/fs_C__.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mywindowshost/fs_C__.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__boot_efi.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__media_linuxhost_SDCard.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__boot.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__media_linuxhost_USB.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__opt_omd_sites_mysite_tmp.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__media_linuxhost_USB.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__boot.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__media_linuxhost_SDCard.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__opt_omd_sites_mysite_tmp.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__boot_efi.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__boot_efi.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__media_linuxhost_SDCard.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__boot.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__media_linuxhost_USB.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__opt_omd_sites_mysite_tmp.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__media_linuxhost_USB.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__boot.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__media_linuxhost_SDCard.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__opt_omd_sites_mysite_tmp.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/fs__boot_efi.rrd
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We need to rename all these files from fs_* to Filesystem_:
Caution: This is the most dangerous step.
OMD[mysite]:~$ for i in $(find . -type f -name "fs_*"); do sed -i "s/SERVICE fs_\(.*\)/SERVICE Filesystem \\1/" $i; mv "$i" "$(echo "$i" |sed s/fs_/Filesystem_/)"; done
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Let's check if it worked
OMD[mysite]:~$ for i in $(find . -type f -name "fs_*"); do echo $i; done No results for fs_* OMD[mysite]:~$ for i in $(find . -type f -name "Filesystem_*"); do echo $i; done ./var/check_mk/rrd/mywindowshost/Filesystem_C__.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mywindowshost/Filesystem_C__.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__boot.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__media_linuxhost_SDCard.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__boot_efi.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__boot_efi.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__opt_omd_sites_mysite_tmp.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__opt_omd_sites_mysite_tmp.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__media_linuxhost_USB.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__media_linuxhost_USB.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__boot.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__media_linuxhost_SDCard.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__boot.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__media_linuxhost_SDCard.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__boot_efi.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__boot_efi.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__opt_omd_sites_mysite_tmp.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__opt_omd_sites_mysite_tmp.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__media_linuxhost_USB.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__.rrd ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__media_linuxhost_USB.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__boot.info ./var/check_mk/rrd/mylinuxhost/Filesystem__media_linuxhost_SDCard.info OMD[mysite]:~$
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Now we need to change the service description in the global settings:
Setup → General → Global Settings → Use new service descriptions → Used space in filesystems.
- Please follow the instructions here
. Now you should see the new Services in Checkmk with your old historic data:
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