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Generate a Debian package to install and setup NGSI Adapter as a Linux service. During installation, the proper node.js version has to be installed (by default, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS includes a very old version)

I'd be helpful not only logging the server startup, but also the shutdown

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This issue is related to task CLAUDIA-4186.

I am trying to integrate the Monitoring GE into our infrastructure. We already use Nagios 4.0.7 for monitoring a number of hosts and services.
I installed the package fiware-monitoring-ngsi-event-broker from the debian repository.

When I configure broker_module as stated in the documentation and launch Nagios, I get the following error:

Error: Module '/opt/fiware/ngsi_event_broker/lib/ngsi_event_broker_xifi.so' is using an old or unspecified version of the event broker API.  Module will be unloaded.

I suspect the ngsi-event-broker to be incompatible with Nagios 4.
Is there a way to use the event broker with Nagios 4?

Thanks!

There's a bug in the way command line arguments are parsed (original string is modified) that sometimes causes an error when passing unit tests.

Generate a Debian binary package from NGSI Event Broker sources.

Convert given paths to absolute paths, to avoid compilation errors.

NGSI Event Broker does not support older versions of Nagios 3.x (in particular, version 3.2.3 available for Ubuntu 12.04). Installation should warn if such old version is found.

Sonar analysis reveals some improvements of the code

Given that NGSI Event Broker resolves hostname to get an IP address of the local host being monitored, /etc/hosts should include an entry for that hostname.

It could be helpful if ./configure script detects whether /etc/hosts contains that information, by trying to resolve hostname.

Generate reports in xunit and cobertura formats, suitable for Sonar.

Each measure collected by monitoring systems should have an associated timestamp.

Current version of Context Broker does not consider such timestamp for the attributes of entities, so we have two choices:

1. Force the originating probes to send a timestamp together the rest of data
2. Let NGSI Adapter automatically add current timestamp when processing a request.

Option 2) its preferred, as it does not require any change on source monitoring systems.

This issue is related to XIFI task #1228.

Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit.
fiware-monitoring develop branch
build package with script
Install package with dpkg -i
When launch service ngsi_adapter start it returns:

/etc/init.d/ngsi_adapter: 1: /etc/profile.d/umm.sh: umm: not found
/etc/init.d/ngsi_adapter: 1: [: z: unexpected operator

This is needed in terms of IPR protection in case of contribution by others.