/seyren

An alerting dashboard for Graphite

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Seyren (/ˈsaɪ.rʌn/) is an alerting dashboard for Graphite. It supports the following notification channels:

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###Prerequisites

###Run

wget https://github.com/scobal/seyren/releases/download/1.3.0/seyren-1.3.0.jar
export GRAPHITE_URL=http://graphite.foohost.com:80
java -jar seyren-1.3.0.jar
open http://localhost:8080

To run seyren on another port:

export SEYREN_URL="http://localhost:8081/seyren"
java -jar seyren-1.3.0.jar -httpPort=8081

###Config

The following options can be supplied as system properties or environment variables.

Base
  • MONGO_URL - The Mongo connection string. Default: mongodb://localhost:27017/seyren
  • SEYREN_URL - The location of your Seyren instance. Default: http://localhost:8080/seyren
  • SEYREN_LOG_PATH - The path of seyren.log. Default: ``. If a value is set, it must end with a '/'.
  • SEYREN_LOG_FILE_LEVEL - The level of messages logged to the file appender (must correspond to a Logback log level. So one of trace, debug, info, warn or error). Default: info.
  • SEYREN_THREADS - The number of pooled check threads to start. Default: 8
  • GRAPHS_ENABLE - Show(true) or hide(false) graphs in check page. Default: true.
  • GRAPHITE_URL - The location of your Graphite server. Default: http://localhost:80
  • GRAPHITE_REFRESH - The fixed period (in ms) between checks. Default: 60000
  • GRAPHITE_USERNAME - The HTTP Basic auth username for the Graphite server. Default: ``
  • GRAPHITE_PASSWORD - The HTTP Basic auth password for the Graphite server. Default: ``
  • GRAPHITE_KEYSTORE - The HTTP KeyStore path for the https Graphite server. Default: ``
  • GRAPHITE_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD - The HTTP KeyStore password for the HTTPS Graphite server. Default: ``
  • GRAPHITE_TRUSTSTORE - The HTTP TrustStore path for the https Graphite server. Default: ``
  • GRAPHITE_CONNECTION_REQUEST_TIMEOUT - The number of millisconds to wait to obtain a connection from the pool. Default: 0 (infinite)
  • GRAPHITE_CONNECT_TIMEOUT - The number of milliseconds to wait to establish a connection. Default: 0 (infinite)
  • GRAPHITE_SOCKET_TIMEOUT - The number of milliseconds to wait for request data. Default: 0 (infinite)
  • SMTP_HOST - The smtp server to send email notifications from. Default: localhost
  • SMTP_PORT - The smtp server port. Default: 25
  • SMTP_FROM - The from email address for sending out notifications. Default: alert@seyren
  • SMTP_USERNAME - The smtp server username if authenticated SMTP is used. Default: ``
  • SMTP_PASSWORD - The smtp server password if authenticated SMTP is used. Default: ``
  • SMTP_PROTOCOL - The smtp server protocol if authenticated SMTP is used. Default: smtp
[HTTP]
  • HTTP_NOTIFICATION_URL - The url for a resource that contains a POST HTTP Method. Default: ``

Use a Flow API token as Target when adding a new subscription.

  • FLOWDOCK_EXTERNAL_USERNAME - The username that messages will be sent from to a flow. Default: Seyren
  • FLOWDOCK_TAGS - Special tags to add to all messages. Default: ``
  • FLOWDOCK_EMOJIS - Mapping between state and emojis unicode. Default: ``
  • HIPCHAT_AUTHTOKEN - The hipchat api auth token. Default: ``
  • HIPCHAT_USERNAME - The username that messages will be sent from. Default: Seyren Alert
  • HUBOT_URL - The location where Hubot is running. Default ``
  • IRCCAT_HOST - The hostname of the server where IRCcat is running. Default: localhost
  • IRCCAT_PORT - The port on which IRCcat is running. Default: 12345
  • No system properties or environment variables here, but in "Subscriptions dialog box", set the target field with a "Service API Key". To generate a "Service API Key", see PagerDuty Support: Adding Services, section "Use our API directly".
  • PUSHOVER_APP_API_TOKEN - Your pushover App API Token
  • GRAPHITE_CARBON_PICKLE_ENABLE - Enable a TCP server to listen Carbon relay pickle protocol. Default: false
  • GRAPHITE_CARBON_PICKLE_PORT - The TCP server port. Default: 2004

The target for a Slack subscription will be the channel name (including the #, for example #channel). You can optionally suffix the channel name with ! and that will cause the alerts to include a @channel mention (for example #channel!).

  • SLACK_TOKEN - The Slack api auth token. Default: ``
  • SLACK_USERNAME - The username that messages will be sent to slack. Default: Seyren
  • SLACK_ICON_URL - The user icon URL. Default: ``
  • SLACK_EMOJIS - Mapping between state and emojis unicode. Default: ``
  • SNMP_HOST - The SNMP host. Default: localhost
  • SNMP_PORT - The SNMP port. Default: 162
  • SNMP_COMMUNITY - The SNMP community. Default: public
  • SNMP_OID - The SNMP OID. Default: 1.3.6.1.4.1.32473.1
  • TEMPLATE_EMAIL_FILE_PATH - The path to the velocity template used when emailing an alert. Seyren will first attempt to load from the class path, but will fall back to loading from the filesystem. Default: com/seyren/core/service/notification/email-template.vm"
  • TEMPLATE_EMAIL_SUBJECT_FILE_PATH - The path to the velocity template used for subject when emailing an alert. Seyren will first attempt to load from the class path, but will fall back to loading from the filesystem. Default: com/seyren/core/service/notification/email-subject-template.vm"
  • TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID - The Twilio Account SID. Default ``
  • TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN - The Twilio Auth Token. Default ``
  • TWILIO_PHONE_NUMBER - The Twilio phone number to use to send SMS. Default ``
  • TWILIO_URL - The Twilio API URL. Mostly useful for testing. Default https://api.twilio.com/2010-04-01/Accounts
  • VICTOROPS_REST_ENDPOINT - The REST Endpoint given by Victorops. See REST Integration Default ``

##Seyren API

See Seyren API

##Chef

You can use Seyren Cookbook to deploy Seyren with Chef.

##Docker You can use the Docker Seyren Image to deploy a seyren instance in a docker container.

##Docker compose You can use docker-compose to create containers and hack seyren. First, you need to install Docker and Docker Compose. Then, you just need to start Docker Compose:

docker-compose up

and open http://localhost:8080/seyren.

##Init script

Seyren-Init is an init.d script which allows you to start the service.

##Development

Build Status

To run the acceptance tests with Maven:

mvn clean verify

To run the integration tests with Maven:

mvn clean verify -Pkarma

To fire-up the app using Maven and wait (meaning you can run the tests separately from your IDE):

mvn clean verify -Dwait

You should then be able to browse to http://localhost:8080/seyren and have a play.

To package up a new jar file without running the tests:

mvn package -DskipTests
# Set environment variables as needed.
java -jar seyren-web/target/seyren-web-*-war-exec.jar