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Register reg = (Register) _hosts.get(source); |
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// find out the threshold level we're at |
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String attributeName = "Memory In Use %"; |
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// get the packet data |
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double memoryTotal, memoryFree; |
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try { |
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// this bit determines if the memory check is a % check |
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// or a kb check |
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< |
double memoryInUse; |
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> |
String type; |
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double curValue; |
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> |
int newThreshold; |
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if(useValue) { |
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< |
// kb memory in use |
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< |
memoryInUse = memoryTotal - memoryFree; |
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> |
// kb memory available |
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> |
curValue = memoryFree; |
86 |
> |
// negate check |
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> |
newThreshold = checkAttributeThreshold(curValue, reg, true); |
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type = "kb"; |
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} else { |
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// % memory in use |
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< |
memoryInUse = (1-(memoryFree / memoryTotal)) * 100; |
91 |
> |
curValue = (1 - (memoryFree / memoryTotal)) * 100; |
92 |
> |
// normal check |
93 |
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newThreshold = checkAttributeThreshold(curValue, reg, false); |
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type = "%"; |
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} |
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int newThreshold = checkAttributeThreshold(memoryInUse, reg); |
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// format the memoryInUse to a String |
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NumberFormat nf = NumberFormat.getInstance(); |
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nf.setMaximumFractionDigits(2); |
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nf.setMinimumFractionDigits(2); |
101 |
< |
String strMemoryInUse = nf.format(memoryInUse); |
102 |
< |
|
103 |
< |
processAlert(newThreshold, attributeName, reg, source, strMemoryInUse); |
101 |
> |
String strCurValue = nf.format(curValue); |
102 |
> |
|
103 |
> |
// set the attributeName nicely |
104 |
> |
String attributeName = "Memory in use " + type; |
105 |
> |
|
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processAlert(newThreshold, attributeName, reg, source, strCurValue); |
107 |
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} |
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/** |
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* Checks a piece of current data, and returns the |
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* threshold it breaches, if any. |
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* |
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< |
* @param attributeString a String representing the current data value |
138 |
> |
* The option to negate the check can be used in |
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> |
* situations where being *below* the threshold |
140 |
> |
* is an 'alertable' situation. In this specific |
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> |
* case, we'd do this with kb disk checks. |
142 |
> |
* |
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> |
* @param value the current value |
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* @param reg the Register for the host |
145 |
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* @param negateCheck whether to negate the check |
146 |
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* @return the threshold level breached, if any |
147 |
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*/ |
148 |
< |
private int checkAttributeThreshold(double memoryInUse, Register reg) { |
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> |
private int checkAttributeThreshold(double value, Register reg, boolean negateCheck) { |
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for(int thresholdLevel = Alert.thresholdLevels.length - 1; thresholdLevel >= 0; thresholdLevel--) { |
150 |
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if (reg.getThreshold(thresholdLevel) != -1.0) { |
151 |
< |
if(((double) reg.getThreshold(thresholdLevel)) < memoryInUse) { |
152 |
< |
return thresholdLevel; |
151 |
> |
if(!negateCheck) { |
152 |
> |
// normal check - has the value gone *over* the threshold |
153 |
> |
if(((double) reg.getThreshold(thresholdLevel)) < value) { |
154 |
> |
return thresholdLevel; |
155 |
> |
} |
156 |
> |
} |
157 |
> |
else { |
158 |
> |
// negated check - has the value gone *under* the threshold |
159 |
> |
if(((double) reg.getThreshold(thresholdLevel)) > value) { |
160 |
> |
return thresholdLevel; |
161 |
> |
} |
162 |
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} |
163 |
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} |
164 |
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} |