Sensu server not picking up handlers?

Sensu Classic (EOL)
1

Hello, I’ve just set up a sensu server. It has a sensu client installed on the same VM as the sensu server, so it is monitoring itself. I installed an uchiwa dashboard and a memory metrics check. Everything seemed to be working fine. The sensu server log was publishing check requests, the client received check requests and seemed to be responding with the proper memory ouput, as the uchiwa dashboard shows the output from the check.

Now, I am trying to install a handler. this handler should take the output from the check and put it into influxDB.

I have another sensu server that has been using this exact configuration and works perfectly. However, when I try to install this handler, it is as if the sensu-server does not ever recognize that the handler exists. Here is my check definition in /etc/sensu/conf.d/checks/check_memory-metrics.json

{
“checks”: {
“memory-metrics”: {
“handlers”:[“default”, “influxdb”],
“type”: “metrics”,
“command”: “/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,
“subscribers”: [
“demo-server”
],
“interval”: 20
}
}
}

here is my handler in /etc/sensu/conf.d/handlers/handler-influxdb-metrics.json

{
“handlers”: {
“influxdb”: {
“type” : “pipe”,
“command” : “/etc/sensu/handlers/influxdb-metrics.rb”
}
}
}

This is just like the handler on my other functioning sensu server.

I restarted the sensu-server. As far as I understand, when this check runs on the client and receives a result, the handler should activate and run the command. This will send it to my influxDB.

However, in my logs, i see absolutely nothing about the handler. When I restart the sensu-server, it loads the handler and doesn’t give any errors. But then i simply see this over and over:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:38.003310-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check request”,“payload”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908438,“command”:"/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb"},“subscribers”:[“demo-server”]}
{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:49.876039-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“pruning check result aggregations”}

With no mention of the handler, nor any errors giving insight into why it wouldn’t be working. Additionally, the sensu client logs have this output:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:29:38.096689-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check result”,“payload”:{“client”:“demo-sensu-server”,“check”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908978,“command”:"/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb",“handlers”:[“default”,“influxdb”],“type”:“metrics”,“subscribers”:[“demo-server”],“interval”:20,“executed”:1467908978,“duration”:0.055,“output”:“tdrr-sensu-server.memory.total 3975749632 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.free 3464650752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.buffers 970752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.cached 170897408 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapTotal 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapFree 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.dirty 8192 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsed 0 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.used 511098880 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.usedWOBuffersCaches 339230720 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.freeWOBuffersCaches 3636518912 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsedPercentage 0 1467908978\n”,“status”:0}}}

Which have the influxdb handler in it.

Why does the handler simply seem to be unrecognized by the sensu server?

Thanks so much,
Dimitri

2

You must restart the sensu-client in this case to pick up the “new” check definition.
I agree this is confusing but it is intended behavior when a check is defined on a client. (both client and server in this case)

https://github.com/sensu/sensu/issues/806

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On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 9:30 AM, Dimitri Makrigiorgos dmak1112@bu.edu wrote:

Hello, I’ve just set up a sensu server. It has a sensu client installed on the same VM as the sensu server, so it is monitoring itself. I installed an uchiwa dashboard and a memory metrics check. Everything seemed to be working fine. The sensu server log was publishing check requests, the client received check requests and seemed to be responding with the proper memory ouput, as the uchiwa dashboard shows the output from the check.

Now, I am trying to install a handler. this handler should take the output from the check and put it into influxDB.

I have another sensu server that has been using this exact configuration and works perfectly. However, when I try to install this handler, it is as if the sensu-server does not ever recognize that the handler exists. Here is my check definition in /etc/sensu/conf.d/checks/check_memory-metrics.json

{
“checks”: {
“memory-metrics”: {
“handlers”:[“default”, “influxdb”],
“type”: “metrics”,
“command”: “/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,
“subscribers”: [
“demo-server”
],
“interval”: 20
}
}
}

here is my handler in /etc/sensu/conf.d/handlers/handler-influxdb-metrics.json

{
“handlers”: {
“influxdb”: {
“type” : “pipe”,
“command” : “/etc/sensu/handlers/influxdb-metrics.rb”
}
}
}

This is just like the handler on my other functioning sensu server.

I restarted the sensu-server. As far as I understand, when this check runs on the client and receives a result, the handler should activate and run the command. This will send it to my influxDB.

However, in my logs, i see absolutely nothing about the handler. When I restart the sensu-server, it loads the handler and doesn’t give any errors. But then i simply see this over and over:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:38.003310-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check request”,“payload”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908438,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”},“subscribers”:[“demo-server”]}
{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:49.876039-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“pruning check result aggregations”}

With no mention of the handler, nor any errors giving insight into why it wouldn’t be working. Additionally, the sensu client logs have this output:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:29:38.096689-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check result”,“payload”:{“client”:“demo-sensu-server”,“check”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908978,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,“handlers”:[“default”,“influxdb”],“type”:“metrics”,“subscribers”:[“demo-server”],“interval”:20,“executed”:1467908978,“duration”:0.055,“output”:“tdrr-sensu-server.memory.total 3975749632 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.free 3464650752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.buffers 970752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.cached 170897408 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapTotal 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapFree 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.dirty 8192 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsed 0 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.used 511098880 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.usedWOBuffersCaches 339230720 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.freeWOBuffersCaches 3636518912 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsedPercentage 0 1467908978\n”,“status”:0}}}

Which have the influxdb handler in it.

Why does the handler simply seem to be unrecognized by the sensu server?

Thanks so much,
Dimitri

3

Hi Kyle,

thanks for the quick response. I actually have restarted the sensu client. I believe as you can see from the client logs, the client has the influxdb handler in its definition.

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On Thursday, July 7, 2016 at 12:45:55 PM UTC-4, Kyle Anderson wrote:

You must restart the sensu-client in this case to pick up the “new” check definition.
I agree this is confusing but it is intended behavior when a check is defined on a client. (both client and server in this case)

https://github.com/sensu/sensu/issues/806

On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 9:30 AM, Dimitri Makrigiorgos dmak...@bu.edu wrote:

Hello, I’ve just set up a sensu server. It has a sensu client installed on the same VM as the sensu server, so it is monitoring itself. I installed an uchiwa dashboard and a memory metrics check. Everything seemed to be working fine. The sensu server log was publishing check requests, the client received check requests and seemed to be responding with the proper memory ouput, as the uchiwa dashboard shows the output from the check.

Now, I am trying to install a handler. this handler should take the output from the check and put it into influxDB.

I have another sensu server that has been using this exact configuration and works perfectly. However, when I try to install this handler, it is as if the sensu-server does not ever recognize that the handler exists. Here is my check definition in /etc/sensu/conf.d/checks/check_memory-metrics.json

{
“checks”: {
“memory-metrics”: {
“handlers”:[“default”, “influxdb”],
“type”: “metrics”,
“command”: “/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,
“subscribers”: [
“demo-server”
],
“interval”: 20
}
}
}

here is my handler in /etc/sensu/conf.d/handlers/handler-influxdb-metrics.json

{
“handlers”: {
“influxdb”: {
“type” : “pipe”,
“command” : “/etc/sensu/handlers/influxdb-metrics.rb”
}
}
}

This is just like the handler on my other functioning sensu server.

I restarted the sensu-server. As far as I understand, when this check runs on the client and receives a result, the handler should activate and run the command. This will send it to my influxDB.

However, in my logs, i see absolutely nothing about the handler. When I restart the sensu-server, it loads the handler and doesn’t give any errors. But then i simply see this over and over:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:38.003310-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check request”,“payload”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908438,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”},“subscribers”:[“demo-server”]}
{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:49.876039-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“pruning check result aggregations”}

With no mention of the handler, nor any errors giving insight into why it wouldn’t be working. Additionally, the sensu client logs have this output:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:29:38.096689-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check result”,“payload”:{“client”:“demo-sensu-server”,“check”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908978,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,“handlers”:[“default”,“influxdb”],“type”:“metrics”,“subscribers”:[“demo-server”],“interval”:20,“executed”:1467908978,“duration”:0.055,“output”:“tdrr-sensu-server.memory.total 3975749632 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.free 3464650752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.buffers 970752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.cached 170897408 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapTotal 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapFree 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.dirty 8192 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsed 0 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.used 511098880 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.usedWOBuffersCaches 339230720 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.freeWOBuffersCaches 3636518912 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsedPercentage 0 1467908978\n”,“status”:0}}}

Which have the influxdb handler in it.

Why does the handler simply seem to be unrecognized by the sensu server?

Thanks so much,
Dimitri

4

I’ve got an update. My handler doesn’t have any severities, so it should fire on all severities. However, for some reason it is only firing when the state either changes from 0 to 2, changes from 2 to 0, or is 0. It doesnt activate when the state is 0. Any reason why this might be?

···

On Thursday, July 7, 2016 at 12:45:55 PM UTC-4, Kyle Anderson wrote:

You must restart the sensu-client in this case to pick up the “new” check definition.
I agree this is confusing but it is intended behavior when a check is defined on a client. (both client and server in this case)

https://github.com/sensu/sensu/issues/806

On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 9:30 AM, Dimitri Makrigiorgos dmak...@bu.edu wrote:

Hello, I’ve just set up a sensu server. It has a sensu client installed on the same VM as the sensu server, so it is monitoring itself. I installed an uchiwa dashboard and a memory metrics check. Everything seemed to be working fine. The sensu server log was publishing check requests, the client received check requests and seemed to be responding with the proper memory ouput, as the uchiwa dashboard shows the output from the check.

Now, I am trying to install a handler. this handler should take the output from the check and put it into influxDB.

I have another sensu server that has been using this exact configuration and works perfectly. However, when I try to install this handler, it is as if the sensu-server does not ever recognize that the handler exists. Here is my check definition in /etc/sensu/conf.d/checks/check_memory-metrics.json

{
“checks”: {
“memory-metrics”: {
“handlers”:[“default”, “influxdb”],
“type”: “metrics”,
“command”: “/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,
“subscribers”: [
“demo-server”
],
“interval”: 20
}
}
}

here is my handler in /etc/sensu/conf.d/handlers/handler-influxdb-metrics.json

{
“handlers”: {
“influxdb”: {
“type” : “pipe”,
“command” : “/etc/sensu/handlers/influxdb-metrics.rb”
}
}
}

This is just like the handler on my other functioning sensu server.

I restarted the sensu-server. As far as I understand, when this check runs on the client and receives a result, the handler should activate and run the command. This will send it to my influxDB.

However, in my logs, i see absolutely nothing about the handler. When I restart the sensu-server, it loads the handler and doesn’t give any errors. But then i simply see this over and over:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:38.003310-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check request”,“payload”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908438,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”},“subscribers”:[“demo-server”]}
{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:49.876039-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“pruning check result aggregations”}

With no mention of the handler, nor any errors giving insight into why it wouldn’t be working. Additionally, the sensu client logs have this output:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:29:38.096689-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check result”,“payload”:{“client”:“demo-sensu-server”,“check”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908978,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,“handlers”:[“default”,“influxdb”],“type”:“metrics”,“subscribers”:[“demo-server”],“interval”:20,“executed”:1467908978,“duration”:0.055,“output”:“tdrr-sensu-server.memory.total 3975749632 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.free 3464650752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.buffers 970752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.cached 170897408 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapTotal 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapFree 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.dirty 8192 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsed 0 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.used 511098880 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.usedWOBuffersCaches 339230720 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.freeWOBuffersCaches 3636518912 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsedPercentage 0 1467908978\n”,“status”:0}}}

Which have the influxdb handler in it.

Why does the handler simply seem to be unrecognized by the sensu server?

Thanks so much,
Dimitri

5

Sorry for the first reply, I jumped to conclusions without thoroughly reading the logs.

Regarding severities, this is by design.

If you need a handler to activate on every event (like this metric collector) then you must set the type to be “metric” instead of the default “standard”.

https://sensuapp.org/docs/0.25/reference/checks.html#check-attributes

···

On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 1:18 PM, Dimitri Makrigiorgos dmak1112@bu.edu wrote:

I’ve got an update. My handler doesn’t have any severities, so it should fire on all severities. However, for some reason it is only firing when the state either changes from 0 to 2, changes from 2 to 0, or is 0. It doesnt activate when the state is 0. Any reason why this might be?

On Thursday, July 7, 2016 at 12:45:55 PM UTC-4, Kyle Anderson wrote:

You must restart the sensu-client in this case to pick up the “new” check definition.
I agree this is confusing but it is intended behavior when a check is defined on a client. (both client and server in this case)

https://github.com/sensu/sensu/issues/806

On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 9:30 AM, Dimitri Makrigiorgos dmak...@bu.edu wrote:

Hello, I’ve just set up a sensu server. It has a sensu client installed on the same VM as the sensu server, so it is monitoring itself. I installed an uchiwa dashboard and a memory metrics check. Everything seemed to be working fine. The sensu server log was publishing check requests, the client received check requests and seemed to be responding with the proper memory ouput, as the uchiwa dashboard shows the output from the check.

Now, I am trying to install a handler. this handler should take the output from the check and put it into influxDB.

I have another sensu server that has been using this exact configuration and works perfectly. However, when I try to install this handler, it is as if the sensu-server does not ever recognize that the handler exists. Here is my check definition in /etc/sensu/conf.d/checks/check_memory-metrics.json

{
“checks”: {
“memory-metrics”: {
“handlers”:[“default”, “influxdb”],
“type”: “metrics”,
“command”: “/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,
“subscribers”: [
“demo-server”
],
“interval”: 20
}
}
}

here is my handler in /etc/sensu/conf.d/handlers/handler-influxdb-metrics.json

{
“handlers”: {
“influxdb”: {
“type” : “pipe”,
“command” : “/etc/sensu/handlers/influxdb-metrics.rb”
}
}
}

This is just like the handler on my other functioning sensu server.

I restarted the sensu-server. As far as I understand, when this check runs on the client and receives a result, the handler should activate and run the command. This will send it to my influxDB.

However, in my logs, i see absolutely nothing about the handler. When I restart the sensu-server, it loads the handler and doesn’t give any errors. But then i simply see this over and over:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:38.003310-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check request”,“payload”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908438,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”},“subscribers”:[“demo-server”]}
{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:49.876039-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“pruning check result aggregations”}

With no mention of the handler, nor any errors giving insight into why it wouldn’t be working. Additionally, the sensu client logs have this output:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:29:38.096689-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check result”,“payload”:{“client”:“demo-sensu-server”,“check”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908978,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,“handlers”:[“default”,“influxdb”],“type”:“metrics”,“subscribers”:[“demo-server”],“interval”:20,“executed”:1467908978,“duration”:0.055,“output”:“tdrr-sensu-server.memory.total 3975749632 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.free 3464650752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.buffers 970752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.cached 170897408 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapTotal 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapFree 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.dirty 8192 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsed 0 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.used 511098880 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.usedWOBuffersCaches 339230720 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.freeWOBuffersCaches 3636518912 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsedPercentage 0 1467908978\n”,“status”:0}}}

Which have the influxdb handler in it.

Why does the handler simply seem to be unrecognized by the sensu server?

Thanks so much,
Dimitri

6

Oh perfect, thank you so much.

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On Thursday, July 7, 2016 at 10:10:51 PM UTC-4, Kyle Anderson wrote:

Sorry for the first reply, I jumped to conclusions without thoroughly reading the logs.

Regarding severities, this is by design.

If you need a handler to activate on every event (like this metric collector) then you must set the type to be “metric” instead of the default “standard”.

https://sensuapp.org/docs/0.25/reference/checks.html#check-attributes

On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 1:18 PM, Dimitri Makrigiorgos dmak...@bu.edu wrote:

I’ve got an update. My handler doesn’t have any severities, so it should fire on all severities. However, for some reason it is only firing when the state either changes from 0 to 2, changes from 2 to 0, or is 0. It doesnt activate when the state is 0. Any reason why this might be?

On Thursday, July 7, 2016 at 12:45:55 PM UTC-4, Kyle Anderson wrote:

You must restart the sensu-client in this case to pick up the “new” check definition.
I agree this is confusing but it is intended behavior when a check is defined on a client. (both client and server in this case)

https://github.com/sensu/sensu/issues/806

On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 9:30 AM, Dimitri Makrigiorgos dmak...@bu.edu wrote:

Hello, I’ve just set up a sensu server. It has a sensu client installed on the same VM as the sensu server, so it is monitoring itself. I installed an uchiwa dashboard and a memory metrics check. Everything seemed to be working fine. The sensu server log was publishing check requests, the client received check requests and seemed to be responding with the proper memory ouput, as the uchiwa dashboard shows the output from the check.

Now, I am trying to install a handler. this handler should take the output from the check and put it into influxDB.

I have another sensu server that has been using this exact configuration and works perfectly. However, when I try to install this handler, it is as if the sensu-server does not ever recognize that the handler exists. Here is my check definition in /etc/sensu/conf.d/checks/check_memory-metrics.json

{
“checks”: {
“memory-metrics”: {
“handlers”:[“default”, “influxdb”],
“type”: “metrics”,
“command”: “/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,
“subscribers”: [
“demo-server”
],
“interval”: 20
}
}
}

here is my handler in /etc/sensu/conf.d/handlers/handler-influxdb-metrics.json

{
“handlers”: {
“influxdb”: {
“type” : “pipe”,
“command” : “/etc/sensu/handlers/influxdb-metrics.rb”
}
}
}

This is just like the handler on my other functioning sensu server.

I restarted the sensu-server. As far as I understand, when this check runs on the client and receives a result, the handler should activate and run the command. This will send it to my influxDB.

However, in my logs, i see absolutely nothing about the handler. When I restart the sensu-server, it loads the handler and doesn’t give any errors. But then i simply see this over and over:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:38.003310-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check request”,“payload”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908438,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”},“subscribers”:[“demo-server”]}
{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:20:49.876039-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“pruning check result aggregations”}

With no mention of the handler, nor any errors giving insight into why it wouldn’t be working. Additionally, the sensu client logs have this output:

{“timestamp”:“2016-07-07T12:29:38.096689-0400”,“level”:“info”,“message”:“publishing check result”,“payload”:{“client”:“demo-sensu-server”,“check”:{“name”:“memory-metrics”,“issued”:1467908978,“command”:“/etc/sensu/plugins/memory-metrics.rb”,“handlers”:[“default”,“influxdb”],“type”:“metrics”,“subscribers”:[“demo-server”],“interval”:20,“executed”:1467908978,“duration”:0.055,“output”:“tdrr-sensu-server.memory.total 3975749632 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.free 3464650752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.buffers 970752 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.cached 170897408 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapTotal 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapFree 4160745472 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.dirty 8192 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsed 0 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.used 511098880 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.usedWOBuffersCaches 339230720 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.freeWOBuffersCaches 3636518912 1467908978\ntdrr-sensu-server.memory.swapUsedPercentage 0 1467908978\n”,“status”:0}}}

Which have the influxdb handler in it.

Why does the handler simply seem to be unrecognized by the sensu server?

Thanks so much,
Dimitri