junos parser for 'show ddos-protection' command#151
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junos parser for 'show ddos-protection' command#151karlnewell wants to merge 1 commit intoJuniper:masterfrom
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This is a junos parser for
show ddos-protection protocols [optional_protocol] statistics brief | display xmlThe parser creates a separate measurement for each protocol group, protocol type, and KPI combination and pulls stats for received packets, dropped packets, packet rate, and violation count.
I recommend you include a statement for each protocol you want to collect data for in your commands.yaml file. You can omit the optional_protocol and the command will pull stats for all protocols which will likely result in 800+ separate measurements.
Example data set: