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Splunk App for AWS CPU stats collection error with get_ops.py

davidts
Path Finder

Hi,

I have just installed the Splunk App for AWS and I can see my billing information in the dashboards. However, there are two panels that show CPU Utilisation which are showing no results. The app uses a python script, get_ops.py, to collect the CPU stats. When I run the script in terminal I get the following error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./get_ops.py", line 125, in
fOPSTMP.write(dt+' subaccount='+cols[0]+' region='+rn+' instanceid='+iid+' instancetype='+citype+' cpuutilization='+cpu1+' networkin='+ntin1+' networkout='+ntout1+'\n')
NameError: name 'dt' is not defined

Has anyone seen this error before?

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1 Solution

ICTMoretonbay
Explorer

Yes I am seeing this as well as a bunch of other errors.

Have you resolved your problem yet?

View solution in original post

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aandrieu
Engager

I resolved the problem adding a tab before "fOPSTMP.write" at line 125: this is due to an indentation problem.

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ICTMoretonbay
Explorer

Yes I am seeing this as well as a bunch of other errors.

Have you resolved your problem yet?

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davidts
Path Finder

Unfortunately I have not manage to fix this issue.

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