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Version: 22.10

Telegram Bot notifications

Introduction

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How it works

Telegram notifications connector uses the perl Centreon plugin to send notification through Telegram using their REST API

architecture

Installation

centreon plugin with telegram

First of all, you need the Centreon Telegram plugin to be installed on your Centreon server

yum install git
mkdir /usr/lib/centreon/git-plugins
cd /usr/lib/centreon/git-plugins
git clone https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins.git
chown -R centreon-engine. /usr/lib/centreon/git-plugins

Telegram configuration

First of all, reach https://web.telegram.org and sign in

login

Then, proceed to talk to the BotFather and tell him the following command

/newbot

newbot

As asked by the BotFather, you need to give your bot a name and a username for your bot. This one must end with _bot. To avoid confusion, you can use the same name for both like shown in the picture below.

token

Like said by the BotFather, it is very important that you save your token. We are going to need it to send notifications later on.

Now we need to create a new group. To do so, use the telegram menu as follow

newgroup

When creating your group, add your bot to it

groupcreation

Configuration

Get your chat-id from telegram

On the telegram webapp page, click on the group previously created to obtain a chat-id from URL

chatid

for example, if the url is as follow: https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=g123456 then, your chat-id is 123456.

Note that while 123456 is your chat-id, you'll need to use -123456 in your configuration otherwise it won't work

Command creation in Centreon

Service notification command

service command

/usr/lib/centreon/git-plugins/centreon-plugins/src/centreon_plugins.pl \
--plugin=notification::telegram::plugin \
--mode=alert \
--http-peer-addr='api.telegram.org' --bot-token='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' \
--chat-id='-xxxxxxxxxx' --host-name='$HOSTNAME$' --service-description='$SERVICEDESC$' --service-state=$SERVICESTATE$ \
--service-output='$SERVICEOUTPUT$'

Host notification command

host command

/usr/lib/centreon/git-plugins/centreon-plugins/src/centreon_plugins.pl \
--plugin=notification::telegram::plugin \
--mode=alert \
--http-peer-addr='api.telegram.org' \
--bot-token='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' \
--chat-id='-xxxxxxx' \
--host-name='$HOSTNAME$' \
--host-state=$HOSTSTATE$ \
--host-output='$HOSTOUTPUT$'

Example

/usr/lib/centreon/git-plugins/centreon-plugins/src/centreon_plugins.pl \ 
--plugin=notification::telegram::plugin \
--mode=alert \
--http-peer-addr='api.telegram.org' \
--bot-token='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' \
--chat-id='-xxxxxxxx' \
--host-name='nirvana' \
--service-description='yellow-submarine' \
--service-state=CRITICAL
--service-output='highway to hell'

service notification

/usr/lib/centreon/git-plugins/centreon-plugins/src/centreon_plugins.pl \
--plugin=notification::telegram::plugin \
--mode=alert \
--http-peer-addr='api.telegram.org' \
--bot-token='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' \
--chat-id='-xxxxxxx' \
--host-name='REM' \
--host-state=DOWN \
--host-output='let the sky fall'

host notification

Message options

When sending your notification you can add various options that you can list using the --help option of the Centreon plugin.

Below are some of the available options:

OptionsExplanationExample
--centreon-tokenan autologin token from centreon
--centreon-urlthe centreon url
--graph-urlgraph url. You can use the above options as macro here%{centreon_url}/include/views/graphs/generateGraphs/generateImage.php?username=myuser&token=%{centreon_token}&hostname=%{host_name}&service=%{service_description}
--link-urla link url%{centreon_url}/main.php?p=20201&o=svc&host_search=%{host_name}&svc_search=%{service_description}
--proxyurlthe url to your proxy if needed

All options can be displayed with the following command:

/usr/lib/centreon/git-plugins/centreon-plugins/src/centreon_plugins.pl \
--plugin=notification::telegram::plugin \
--mode=alert \
--help