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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # ZabbixTuner 2 | 3 | ZabbixTuner é um projeto que utiliza a API do Zabbix que tem como objetivo verificar uma instalação do Zabbix e propor ajustes para melhorar a performance e a estabilidade do sistema. 4 | 5 | Testado e funcionando no Zabbix 5 6 | ## Instalação 7 | 8 | ```sh 9 | $ sudo apt-get install python-pip git 10 | 11 | $ git clone https://github.com/janssenlima/ZabbixTuner 12 | $ cd ZabbixTuner 13 | $ sudo pip install -r requirements.txt 14 | ``` 15 | ### Instalação com venv no python3 16 | 17 | ```sh 18 | $ sudo apt-get install python-pip git 19 | 20 | $ git clone https://github.com/janssenlima/ZabbixTuner 21 | $ cd ZabbixTuner 22 | $ python -m venv ./venv 23 | $ source ./venv/bin/activate 24 | $ pip install -r requirements.txt 25 | $ ./ZabbixTuner.py 26 | ``` 27 | 28 | ## Configurar parâmetros de conexão do Zabbix 29 | 30 | >Inserir URL, usuário e senha de acesso ao Zabbix 31 | 32 | ```sh 33 | $ vim conf/zabbix.py 34 | ``` 35 | 36 | ## Execução 37 | 38 | ```sh 39 | $ ./ZabbixTuner.py 40 | ``` 41 | 42 | ## Quer ajudar no projeto? 43 | Achou algum erro ou quer fazer uma sugestão para o projeto?
44 | Cadastre uma Issue aqui mesmo no GitHub ou envie um e-mail para janssenreislima@gmail.com 45 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /ZabbixTuner.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env python 2 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- 3 | __author__ = "Janssen dos Reis Lima" 4 | 5 | from zabbix_api import ZabbixAPI 6 | import os 7 | import sys 8 | import datetime 9 | import time 10 | import csv 11 | from termcolor import colored 12 | from progressbar import ProgressBar, Percentage, ReverseBar, ETA, Timer, RotatingMarker 13 | from conf.zabbix import * 14 | 15 | def banner(): 16 | print(colored(''' 17 | ______ ______ ______ _____ ________ 18 | ___ /______ ___ /____ /____(_)___ __ ___ __/___ _____________________ 19 | __ / _ __ `/_ __ \_ __ \_ /__ |/_/ __ / _ / / /_ __ \ _ \_ ___/ 20 | _ /__/ /_/ /_ /_/ / /_/ / / __> < _ / / /_/ /_ / / / __/ / 21 | /____/\__,_/ /_.___//_.___//_/ /_/|_| /_/ \__,_/ /_/ /_/\___//_/ 22 | ''', 'red', attrs=['bold'])) 23 | print("") 24 | 25 | try: 26 | zapi = ZabbixAPI(server=server, path="", timeout=timeout, log_level=loglevel) 27 | zapi.login(username, password) 28 | except: 29 | os.system('clear') 30 | banner() 31 | print(colored(' Não foi possível conectar ao Zabbix Server.', 'yellow', attrs=['bold'])) 32 | print(u"\n Verifique se a URL " + colored(server, 'red', attrs=['bold']) + u" está disponível.") 33 | print("") 34 | print(colored(''' 35 | Desenvolvido por Janssen Lima - janssenreislima@gmail.com 36 | ''', 'blue', attrs=['bold'])) 37 | exit(0) 38 | 39 | def menu(): 40 | os.system('clear') 41 | banner() 42 | print(colored("[+] - Bem-vindo ao ZABBIX TUNER - [+]\n" 43 | "[+] - Zabbix Tuner faz um diagnóstico do seu ambiente e propõe melhorias na busca de um melhor desempenho - [+]\n" 44 | "[+] - Desenvolvido por Janssen Lima - [+]\n" 45 | "[+] - Dúvidas/Sugestões envie e-mail para janssenreislima@gmail.com - [+]", 'blue')) 46 | print() 47 | print(colored("--- Escolha uma opção do menu ---", 'yellow', attrs=['bold'])) 48 | print() 49 | print("[1] - Relatório de itens do sistema") 50 | print("[2] - Listar itens não suportados") 51 | print("[3] - Desabilitar itens não suportados") 52 | print("[4] - Iniciar diagnóstico") 53 | print("[5] - Relatório de Agentes Zabbix desatualizados") 54 | print("[6] - Relatório de Triggers por tempo de alarme e estado") 55 | print() 56 | print("[0] - Sair") 57 | print() 58 | menu_opcao() 59 | 60 | def menu_opcao(): 61 | opcao = input("[+] - Selecione uma opção[0-7]: ") 62 | if opcao == '1': 63 | dadosItens() 64 | elif opcao == '2': 65 | listagemItensNaoSuportados() 66 | elif opcao == '3': 67 | desabilitaItensNaoSuportados() 68 | elif opcao == '4': 69 | diagnosticoAmbiente() 70 | elif opcao == '5': 71 | agentesDesatualizados() 72 | elif opcao == '6': 73 | menu_relack() 74 | elif opcao == '0': 75 | sys.exit() 76 | else: 77 | menu() 78 | 79 | def desabilitaItensNaoSuportados(): 80 | query = { 81 | "output": "extend", 82 | "filter": { 83 | "state": 1 84 | }, 85 | "monitored": True 86 | } 87 | 88 | filtro = input('Qual a busca para key_? [NULL = ENTER]') 89 | if filtro.__len__() > 0: 90 | query['search'] = {'key_': filtro} 91 | 92 | limite = input('Qual o limite de itens? [NULL = ENTER]') 93 | if limite.__len__() > 0: 94 | try: 95 | query['limit'] = int(limite) 96 | except: 97 | print('Limite invalido') 98 | input("Pressione ENTER para voltar") 99 | main() 100 | 101 | opcao = input("Confirma operação? [s/n]") 102 | if opcao == 's' or opcao == 'S': 103 | itens = zapi.item.get(query) 104 | print('Encontramos {} itens'.format(itens.__len__())) 105 | bar = ProgressBar(maxval=itens.__len__(), widgets=[Percentage(), ReverseBar(), ETA(), RotatingMarker(), Timer()]).start() 106 | i = 0 107 | for x in itens: 108 | zapi.item.update({"itemid": x['itemid'], "status": 1}) 109 | i += 1 110 | bar.update(i) 111 | bar.finish() 112 | print("Itens desabilitados!!!") 113 | print() 114 | input("Pressione ENTER para continuar") 115 | main() 116 | 117 | def agentesDesatualizados(): 118 | itens = zapi.item.get({ 119 | "filter": {"key_": "agent.version"}, 120 | "output": ["lastvalue", "hostid"], 121 | "templated": False, 122 | "selectHosts": ["host"], 123 | "sortorder": "ASC" 124 | }) 125 | 126 | try: 127 | versaoZabbixServer = zapi.item.get({ 128 | "filter": {"key_": "agent.version"}, 129 | "output": ["lastvalue", "hostid"], 130 | "hostids": "10084" 131 | })[0]["lastvalue"] 132 | 133 | print(colored('{0:6} | {1:30}'.format("Versão", "Host"), attrs=['bold'])) 134 | 135 | for x in itens: 136 | if x['lastvalue'] != versaoZabbixServer and x['lastvalue'] <= versaoZabbixServer: 137 | print('{0:6} | {1:30}'.format(x["lastvalue"], x["hosts"][0]["host"])) 138 | print() 139 | input("Pressione ENTER para continuar") 140 | main() 141 | 142 | except IndexError: 143 | print("Não foi possível obter a versão do agent no Zabbix Server.") 144 | input("Pressione ENTER para continuar") 145 | main() 146 | 147 | def diagnosticoAmbiente(): 148 | print(colored("[+++]", 'green'), "analisando itens não númericos") 149 | itensNaoNumericos = zapi.item.get({"output": "extend", "monitored": True, 150 | "filter": {"value_type": [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19]}, 151 | "countOutput": True}) 152 | print(colored("[+++]", 'green'), "analisando itens ICMPPING com histórico acima de 7 dias") 153 | itensPing = zapi.item.get({"output": "extend", "monitored": True, "filter": {"key_": "icmpping"}}) 154 | 155 | contPing = 0 156 | for x in itensPing: 157 | history = x["history"] 158 | if 'd' in history: 159 | dias = int(history.split('d')[0]) 160 | if 'w' in history: 161 | dias = int(history.split('w')[0]) * 7 162 | if dias > 7: 163 | contPing += 1 164 | 165 | print() 166 | print(colored("Resultado do diagnóstico:", attrs=['bold'])) 167 | print(colored("[INFO]", 168 | 'blue'), "Quantidade de itens com chave icmpping armazenando histórico por mais de 7 dias:", contPing) 169 | print(colored("[WARN]", 'yellow', None, 170 | attrs=['blink']), "Quantidade de itens não numéricos (ativos): ", itensNaoNumericos) 171 | print() 172 | input("Pressione ENTER para continuar") 173 | main() 174 | 175 | def listagemItensNaoSuportados(): 176 | itensZabbix = {0: "Zabbix agent", 1: "SNMPv1", 2: "Zabbix trapper", 3: "Simple Check", 4: "SNMPv2", 177 | 5: "Zabbix internal", 6: "SNMPv3", 7: "Zabbix agent(active)", 8: "Zabbix aggregate", 9: "web item", 178 | 10: "external check", 11: "database monitor", 12: "IPMI agent", 13: "SSH agent", 14: "TELNET agent", 179 | 15: "calculated", 16: "JMX agent", 17: "SNMP trap", 18: "Dependent item", 19: "HTTP agent", 180 | } 181 | 182 | itensNaoSuportados = zapi.item.get( 183 | {"output": ["itemid", "error", "name", "type"], "filter": {"state": 1, "status": 0}, 184 | "monitored": True, "selectHosts": ["hostid", "host"]}) 185 | 186 | if itensNaoSuportados: 187 | print(colored("\n[INFO]", 'green'), "Total de {} itens não suportados encontrados".format( 188 | itensNaoSuportados.__len__())) 189 | opcao = input("\nDeseja gerar relatorio em arquivo? [s/n]") 190 | if opcao == 's' or opcao == 'S': 191 | with open("relatorio_itens_nao_suportados.csv", "w") as arquivo: 192 | arquivo.write("Item,Tipo,Nome,Error,Host\r\n") 193 | for relatorio in itensNaoSuportados: 194 | arquivo.write(relatorio["itemid"]) 195 | arquivo.write(",") 196 | tipoItem = itensZabbix[int(relatorio["type"])] 197 | arquivo.write(tipoItem) 198 | arquivo.write(",") 199 | arquivo.write(("\"" + relatorio["name"].replace('"', '') + "\"").encode('utf-8')) 200 | arquivo.write(",") 201 | arquivo.write(("\"" + relatorio["error"].replace('"', '') + "\"").encode('utf-8')) 202 | arquivo.write(",") 203 | arquivo.write(relatorio["hosts"][0]["host"]) 204 | arquivo.write("\r\n") 205 | 206 | input("\nArquivo gerado com sucesso ! Pressione ENTER para voltar") 207 | main() 208 | else: 209 | main() 210 | else: 211 | print("Nenhum item 'não suportado' encontrado!!!") 212 | print() 213 | input("Pressione ENTER para continuar") 214 | main() 215 | 216 | def dadosItens(): 217 | itensNaoSuportados = zapi.item.get( 218 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"state": 1, "status": 0}, "monitored": True, "countOutput": True}) 219 | 220 | totalItensHabilitados = zapi.item.get( 221 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"state": 0}, "monitored": True, "countOutput": True}) 222 | 223 | itensDesabilitados = zapi.item.get( 224 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"status": 1, "flags": 0}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True}) 225 | 226 | """ 227 | itensDescobertos = zapi.item.get({"output": "extend", 228 | "selectItemDiscovery": ["itemid"], 229 | "selectTriggers": ["description"], 230 | "monitored": True 231 | }) 232 | """ 233 | 234 | itensZabbixAgent = zapi.item.get( 235 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 0}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 236 | 237 | itensSNMPv1 = zapi.item.get( 238 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 1}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 239 | 240 | itensZabbixTrapper = zapi.item.get( 241 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 2}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 242 | 243 | itensChecagemSimples = zapi.item.get( 244 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 3}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 245 | 246 | itensSNMPv2 = zapi.item.get( 247 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 4}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 248 | 249 | itensZabbixInterno = zapi.item.get( 250 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 5}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 251 | 252 | itensSNMPv3 = zapi.item.get( 253 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 6}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 254 | 255 | itensZabbixAgentAtivo = zapi.item.get( 256 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 7}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 257 | 258 | itensZabbixAggregate = zapi.item.get( 259 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 8}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 260 | 261 | itensWeb = zapi.item.get( 262 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 9}, "templated": False, "webitems": True, "countOutput": True, 263 | "monitored": True}) 264 | 265 | itensExterno = zapi.item.get( 266 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 10}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 267 | 268 | itensDatabase = zapi.item.get( 269 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 11}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 270 | 271 | itensIPMI = zapi.item.get( 272 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 12}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 273 | 274 | itensSSH = zapi.item.get( 275 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 13}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 276 | 277 | itensTelnet = zapi.item.get( 278 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 14}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 279 | 280 | itensCalculado = zapi.item.get( 281 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 15}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 282 | 283 | itensJMX = zapi.item.get( 284 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 16}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 285 | 286 | itensSNMPTrap = zapi.item.get( 287 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 17}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 288 | 289 | itensDependentes = zapi.item.get( 290 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 18}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 291 | 292 | itensHTTP = zapi.item.get( 293 | {"output": "extend", "filter": {"type": 19}, "templated": False, "countOutput": True, "monitored": True}) 294 | print() 295 | print("Relatório de itens") 296 | print("=" * 18) 297 | print() 298 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Total de itens: ", int(totalItensHabilitados) + int(itensDesabilitados) + int( 299 | itensNaoSuportados)) 300 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Itens habilitados: ", totalItensHabilitados) 301 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Itens desabilitados: ", itensDesabilitados) 302 | if itensNaoSuportados > "0": 303 | print(colored("[ERRO]", 'red'), "Itens não suportados: ", itensNaoSuportados) 304 | else: 305 | print(colored("[-OK-]", 'green'), "Itens não suportados: ", itensNaoSuportados) 306 | print() 307 | print("Itens por tipo em monitoramento") 308 | print("=" * 31) 309 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Zabbix Agent (passivo): ", itensZabbixAgent) 310 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Zabbix Agent (ativo): ", itensZabbixAgentAtivo) 311 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Zabbix Trapper: ", itensZabbixTrapper) 312 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Zabbix Interno: ", itensZabbixInterno) 313 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Zabbix Agregado: ", itensZabbixAggregate) 314 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "SNMPv1: ", itensSNMPv1) 315 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "SNMPv2: ", itensSNMPv2) 316 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "SNMPv3: ", itensSNMPv3) 317 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "SNMNP Trap: ", itensSNMPTrap) 318 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "JMX: ", itensJMX) 319 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "IPMI: ", itensIPMI) 320 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "SSH: ", itensSSH) 321 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Telnet: ", itensTelnet) 322 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Web: ", itensWeb) 323 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Checagem Simples: ", itensChecagemSimples) 324 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Calculado: ", itensCalculado) 325 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Checagem Externa: ", itensExterno) 326 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Database: ", itensDatabase) 327 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Itens dependentes: ", itensDependentes) 328 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "HTTP: ", itensHTTP) 329 | print() 330 | input("Pressione ENTER para continuar") 331 | main() 332 | 333 | def menu_relack(): 334 | os.system('clear') 335 | banner() 336 | print(colored("[+] - Bem-vindo ao ZABBIX TUNER - [+]\n" 337 | "[+] - Zabbix Tuner faz um diagnóstico do seu ambiente e propõe melhorias na busca de um melhor desempenho - [+]\n" 338 | "[+] - Desenvolvido por Janssen Lima - [+]\n" 339 | "[+] - Dúvidas/Sugestões envie e-mail para janssenreislima@gmail.com - [+]", 'blue')) 340 | print() 341 | print(colored("--- Escolha uma opção para o relatório ---", 'yellow', attrs=['bold'])) 342 | print() 343 | print("[1] - Relatório de triggers com Acknowledged") 344 | print("[2] - Relatório de triggers com Unacknowledged") 345 | print("[3] - Relatório de triggers com ACK/UNACK") 346 | print() 347 | print("[0] - Voltar") 348 | print() 349 | menu_opcao_relack() 350 | 351 | def menu_opcao_relack(): 352 | 353 | opcao = input("[+] - Selecione uma opção[0-3]: ") 354 | 355 | params = {'output': ['triggerid', 'lastchange', 'comments', 'description'], 'selectHosts': ['hostid', 'host'], 'expandDescription': True, 'only_true': True, 'active': True} 356 | if opcao == '1': 357 | params['withAcknowledgedEvents'] = True 358 | label = 'ACK' 359 | elif opcao == '2': 360 | params['withUnacknowledgedEvents'] = True 361 | label = 'UNACK' 362 | elif opcao == '3': 363 | label = 'ACK/UNACK' 364 | elif opcao == '0': 365 | main() 366 | else: 367 | input("\nPressione ENTER para voltar") 368 | menu_relack() 369 | 370 | hoje = datetime.date.today() 371 | try: 372 | tmp_trigger = int(input("[+] - Selecione qual o tempo de alarme (dias): ")) 373 | except(Exception, e): 374 | input("\nPressione ENTER para voltar") 375 | menu_relack() 376 | dt = (hoje - datetime.timedelta(days=tmp_trigger)) 377 | conversao = int(time.mktime(dt.timetuple())) 378 | operador = input( "[+] - Deseja ver Triggers com mais ou menos de {0} dias [ + / - ] ? ".format(tmp_trigger)) 379 | 380 | if operador == '+': 381 | params['lastChangeTill'] = conversao 382 | elif operador == '-': 383 | params['lastChangeSince'] = conversao 384 | else: 385 | input("\nPressione ENTER para voltar") 386 | menu_relack() 387 | 388 | rel_ack = zapi.trigger.get(params) 389 | for relatorio in rel_ack: 390 | lastchangeConverted = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(float(relatorio["lastchange"])).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M') 391 | print() 392 | print(colored("[-PROBLEM-]", 'red'), "Trigger {} com {} de {} dias".format(label, operador, tmp_trigger)) 393 | print("=" * 80) 394 | print() 395 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Nome da Trigger: ", relatorio["description"], "| HOST:"+relatorio["hosts"][0]["host"]+" | ID:"+relatorio["hosts"][0]["hostid"]) 396 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Hora de alarme: ", lastchangeConverted) 397 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "URL da trigger: {}/zabbix.php?action=problem.view&filter_set=1&filter_triggerids%5B%5D={}".format(server, relatorio["triggerid"])) 398 | print(colored("[INFO]", 'blue'), "Descrição da Trigger: ", relatorio["comments"]) 399 | print() 400 | 401 | print(colored("\n[INFO]", 'green'), "Total de {} triggers encontradas".format(rel_ack.__len__())) 402 | opcao = input("\nDeseja gerar relatorio em arquivo? [s/n]") 403 | if opcao == 's' or opcao == 'S': 404 | with open("relatorio_triggers.csv", "w") as arquivo: 405 | arquivo.write("Nome da Trigger,Hora de alarme:,URL da trigger:,Descrição da Trigger:\r\n ") 406 | for relatorio in rel_ack: 407 | arquivo.write((relatorio["description"]).encode('utf-8')) 408 | arquivo.write(("| HOST:"+relatorio["hosts"][0]["host"]+" | ID:"+relatorio["hosts"][0]["hostid"])) 409 | arquivo.write(",") 410 | arquivo.write(lastchangeConverted) 411 | arquivo.write(",") 412 | arquivo.write("{}/zabbix.php?action=problem.view&filter_set=1&filter_triggerids%5B%5D={}".format(server, relatorio["triggerid"])) 413 | arquivo.write(",") 414 | arquivo.write(("\""+relatorio["comments"]+"\"").encode('utf-8')) 415 | arquivo.write("\r\n") 416 | 417 | input("\nArquivo gerado com sucesso ! Pressione ENTER para voltar") 418 | menu_relack() 419 | else: 420 | input("\nPressione ENTER para voltar") 421 | menu_relack() 422 | 423 | 424 | def main(): 425 | menu() 426 | 427 | 428 | main() 429 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /conf/__init__.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/janssenlima/ZabbixTuner/2b25b5cd2b79e8bb1e781252260388bb6ad39634/conf/__init__.py -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /conf/zabbix.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- 2 | 3 | server="http://127.0.0.1/zabbix" 4 | username="Admin" 5 | password="zabbix" 6 | loglevel=0 7 | timeout=None 8 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /requirements.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | zabbix-api>=0.5 2 | termcolor>=1.1 3 | progressbar>=2.5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /setup.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/python 2 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- 3 | 4 | """ 5 | Zabbix Tuner 6 | """ 7 | import os 8 | from setuptools import setup, find_packages, findall 9 | 10 | 11 | def read(fname): 12 | return open(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), fname)).read() 13 | 14 | 15 | setup( 16 | name='Zabbix Tuner', 17 | url='https://github.com/janssenlima/ZabbixTuner', 18 | version='0.3', 19 | license='GNU LGPL 2.1', 20 | author='Janssen dos Reis Lima', 21 | author_email='janssenreislima@gmail.com', 22 | description='ZabbixTuner is a project that uses the Zabbix API that aims to verify a Zabbix installation and propose adjustments to improve system performance and stability.', 23 | py_modules=['ZabbixTuner'], 24 | packages=['conf'], 25 | include_package_data=True, 26 | zip_safe=False, 27 | platforms='any', 28 | keywords='zabbix api tuner tuning', 29 | install_requires=['zabbix-api', 'termcolor', 'progressbar'], 30 | classifiers=[ 31 | 'Programming Language :: Python :: 2', 32 | 'Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable', 33 | ], 34 | ) 35 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------