Release 1.10.1 of monitoring plugin check_es_system fixes thresholds in jthreads check type

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A new version of check_es_system, an open source monitoring plugin to monitor Elasticsearch clusters and nodes, is available!

Version 1.10.1 is a bugfix release and fixes a bug in the jthreads check type. Without the bug fix, the check did not work with thresholds:

$ ./check_es_system.sh -H elasticsearch -P 9243 -S -u user -p secret -t jthreads -w 100 -c 200
ES SYSTEM CRITICAL - Number of JVM threads is 133|es_jvm_threads=133;100;200;;

The plugin should clearly exit with a WARNING as the number of threads (133) are above 100 but below 200.

With the bugfix:

$ ./check_es_system.sh -H elasticsearch -P 9243 -S -u user -p secret -t jthreads -w 100 -c 200
ES SYSTEM WARNING - Number of JVM threads is 133|es_jvm_threads=133;100;200;;

Thanks to the PR of fbomj this is now fixed and version 1.10.1 is released.


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