This code fetches health checks for each endpoint related to the Testlab Environments and returns a normalized data set for each endpoint for use in e.g. dashboards.
This service runs within a Docker container, and needs to be built by exeucting the following:
$ docker-compose buildWhen the image are built, start the container:
$ docker-compose up -dDocker and docker-compose must be working on the host.
The configuration file contains a section for default values and specific configurations for each endpoint.
The syntax to use for a endpoint node which have only default values, looks like this:
endpoints:
hostname.domain.no:If a specific configuration for the endpoints instead is preferred, the following could be applied instead:
endpoints:
hostname.domain.no:
port: 1234
request_uri: /api/endpointToGet
proto: https
method: getThe method parameter are at the moment only limited to GET requests, but will if needed be extended to support other methods such as POST requests.
The Docker container runs the start.sh script with the given configuration file.
The given environments are defined within the configuration file.
The start.sh script iterates through each environment and initiates the main.py against a given environment.
The main.py script iterates through each node host and retrieves all endpoints for a given environment.
Then each endpoint are probed against the given rules and a normalized JSON health format are outputted.
The JSON output standard are based on the json_exporter standard, which means the generated normalized health checks can be implemented in Grafana by using Prometheus and json_exporter.