hi,

i would like to create an alert file for ipmi hardware alert on an HP
serever without ILO and on Centos linux.
Is there a tool to create an alertfile ? is this possible to give me
alertfile corresponding to my exporter output here below plz

thank you

ipmi exporter output :
# HELP ipmi_fan_speed_state Reported state of a fan speed sensor
(0=nominal, 1=warning, 2=critical).
# TYPE ipmi_fan_speed_state gauge
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3440",name="FAN1_OUTLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3504",name="FAN1_INLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3568",name="FAN2_OUTLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3632",name="FAN2_INLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3696",name="FAN3_INLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3760",name="FAN3_OUTLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3824",name="FAN4_INLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3888",name="FAN4_OUTLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="3952",name="FAN5_INLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="4016",name="FAN5_OUTLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="4080",name="FAN6_INLET"} 0
ipmi_fan_speed_state{id="4144",name="FAN6_OUTLET"} 0


# HELP ipmi_sensor_state Indicates the severity of the state reported by an
IPMI sensor (0=nominal, 1=warning, 2=critical).
# TYPE ipmi_sensor_state gauge
ipmi_sensor_state{id="1840",name="CPU1_CATERR",type="Processor"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="1888",name="CPU1_PROCHOT",type="Processor"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="1936",name="CPU1_Present",type="Processor"} NaN
ipmi_sensor_state{id="1984",name="CPU2_PROCHOT",type="Processor"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2032",name="CPU2_Present",type="Processor"} NaN
ipmi_sensor_state{id="20704",name="Watchdog",type="Watchdog 2"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="20752",name="Chassis",type="Chassis"} NaN
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2080",name="CPU2_CATERR",type="Processor"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2128",name="CPU_THERMTRIP",type="Module/Board"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2288",name="IOH_IERR2",type="Module/Board"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2336",name="IOH_THERMTRIP",type="Module/Board"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2384",name="IOH_THERMLERT",type="Module/Board"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2432",name="IOH_NMI_DETECT",type="Module/Board"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2480",name="MULTI_BIT_ERR",type="Module/Board"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2528",name="VRD_FAIL_LED",type="Module/Board"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2576",name="FAIL_to_PWR_ON",type="Module/Board"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="2624",name="PS1 Status",type="Power Supply"} 0
ipmi_sensor_state{id="4208",name="Fan Redundant",type="Fan"} 0

# HELP ipmi_temperature_state Reported state of a temperature sensor
(0=nominal, 1=warning, 2=critical).
# TYPE ipmi_temperature_state gauge
ipmi_temperature_state{id="4384",name="PROC1 DIMM3"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="4576",name="PROC1 DIMM6"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="4960",name="PROC2 DIMM3"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5152",name="PROC2 DIMM6"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5408",name="Front Panel"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5472",name="CPU1 sensor"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5536",name="CPU2 sensor"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5600",name="PCI  outlet"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5664",name="IOH outlet"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5728",name="Rear Board"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5792",name="Front Board1"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5856",name="Front Board4"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5920",name="Front IOH"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="5984",name="Front Board3"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6048",name="Front Board2"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6112",name="Rear dimm2"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6176",name="Rear dimm1"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6240",name="Rear dimm3"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6304",name="Front dimm2"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6368",name="Front dimm1"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6432",name="Front dimm3"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6496",name="1U_FH/FL Riser"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6560",name="1U_LP Riser"} 0
ipmi_temperature_state{id="6624",name="IOH Temp"} 0


# HELP ipmi_voltage_state Reported state of a voltage sensor (0=nominal,
1=warning, 2=critical).
# TYPE ipmi_voltage_state gauge
ipmi_voltage_state{id="2672",name="PVCORE1"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="2736",name="PVTT-CPU1"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="2800",name="P1V5_DDR3_CPU1"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="2864",name="PVCORE2"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="2928",name="PVTT-CPU2"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="2992",name="P1V5_DDR3_CPU2"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="3056",name="P12V"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="3120",name="P5V"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="3184",name="P5V-STBY"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="3248",name="P3V3"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="3312",name="P3V3-STBY"} 0
ipmi_voltage_state{id="3376",name="P1V1_IOH"} 0

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