Barkdog is a tool to manage Datadog monitors.
It defines Datadog monitors using Ruby DSL, and updates monitors according to DSL.
>= 0.1.3
- Support Template
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'barkdog'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install barkdog
export BARKDOG_API_KEY=...
export BARKDOG_APP_KEY=...
barkdog -e -o Barkfile
vi Barkfile
barkdog -a --dry-run
barkdog -a
Usage: barkdog [options]
--api-key API_KEY
--app-key APP_KEY
-a, --apply
-f, --file FILE
--dry-run
--ignore-silenced
-e, --export
-o, --output FILE
--no-color
--no-delete
--delete-only-tagged TAG
--debug
--datadog-timeout TIMEOUT
--fail-if-empty
-h, --help
monitor "Check load avg", :type=>"metric alert" do
query "avg(last_5m):avg:ddstat.load_avg.1m{host:i-XXXXXXXX} > 1"
message "@winebarrel@example.net"
tags ["load", "host", "example"]
options do
locked false
new_host_delay 300
notify_no_data true
no_data_timeframe 2
notify_audit true
silenced({})
end
end
template "cpu template" do
query "avg(last_5m):avg:#{context.target}.load_avg.1m{host:i-XXXXXXXX} > 1"
message context.message
options do
locked false
new_host_delay 300
notify_no_data true
no_data_timeframe 2
notify_audit true
silenced({})
end
end
monitor "Check load avg", :type=>"metric alert" do
context.message = "@winebarrel@example.net"
include_template "cpu template", :target=>"ddstat"
end
template "basic monitor" do
monitor "#{context.target} cpu" do
query "avg(last_5m):avg:#{context.target}.load_avg.1m{host:i-XXXXXXXX} > 1"
...
end
# any other monitor
monitor ...
end
"myhost".tap do |host|
include_template "basic monitor", :target=>host
include_template "mysql monitor", :target=>host
...
end