A Prometheus exporter for Uptime Robot metrics.
You can either:
- download the sources and build the binary (Go required):
$ git clone https://github.com/eze-kiel/uptimerobot-exporter.git
$ cd uptimerobot-exporter/
$ make build
and then execute the binary at ./out/bin/uptimerobot-exporter
- get the latest release here
Usage of uptimerobot-exporter:
-api-key string
Uptime Robot API key
-inteval int
Uptime robot API scrape interval, in seconds (default 30)
-ip string
IP on which the Prometheus server will be binded (default "0.0.0.0")
-log-level string
Log level (default "info")
-p string
Port that will be used by the Prometheus server (default "9705")
Basically, you just have to pass your Uptime Robot API key. Of course, to avoid typing it in the terminal, you can provide it via an environment variable called UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY.
To use it with Docker, you can either:
- build your own image with the given Dockerfile:
$ docker build . -t uptimerobot-exporter:latest
- use the pre-built image (
ghcr.io/eze-kiel/uptimerobot-exporter:latest).
In both cases, you have to provide the API key to run the container:
$ docker run -e UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY=$(echo $UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY) uptimerobot-exporter:latest
You can find the associated Helm charts here. You need to change uptimerobot.apiKey in values.yaml to make it working, or overwrite it with Helmfile.
MIT