urconf
is a Python library for Uptime Robot <https://uptimerobot.com/>
API. It expects definition of all your contacts and monitors, and then issues
API calls required to configure your Uptime Robot accordingly.
Install urconf using pip: pip install urconf
Write your monitoring configuration as a Python script:
import logging
import urconf
# urconf logs all operations that change configuration at the INFO level.
# Use DEBUG to see API call contents.
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
config = urconf.UptimeRobot("api-key") # dry_run=True enables dry mode
# Define contacts
email = config.email_contact("me@example.com")
boxcar = config.boxcar_contact("boxcar-api-key", "my boxcar")
# Define monitors
ssh = config.port_monitor("ssh on server1", "server1.example.com", 22)
web = config.keyword_monitor(
"my site", "https://example.com/", "welcome to example.com!")
# More complex example with HTTP auth and non-standard monitoring interval
backend = config.keyword_monitor(
"my backend", "https://admin.example.com", "Cannot connect to database",
should_exist=False, http_username="admin", http_password="password",
interval=20)
# Associate contacts with monitors
for monitor in (ssh, web, backend):
monitor.add_contacts(email, boxcar)
# Sync configuration to Uptime Robot
config.sync()
Run the script to sync configuration.
Currently implemented:
- SMS, email, Twitter DM, Boxcar, Webhook, Pushbullet and Pushover contacts;
- keyword and port monitors.
Pull requests extending supported types of contacts or monitors are very welcome.
If you need to use contact types which are not supported by the
newAlertContact
method of Uptime Robot API (for example, HipChat or Slack),
you can create the contact manually in the web UI, define it in your
configuration file by calling the UptimeRobot.contact()
method directly and
then use that contact in add_contacts
normally:
config = urconf.UptimeRobot("api-key")
hipchat = config.contact(type=10, value="123", friendly_name="Hipchat")
config.port_monitor("ssh1", "ssh1.example.com", 22).add_contacts(hipchat)
- refer to API documentation <https://uptimerobot.com/api> while implementing additional functionality;
- run
tox
to run the tests in Python 2.7 and 3.4 environments; - run
make html
indocs/
to build documentation in HTML. It can be viewed indocs/_build/html/
afterwards.
urconf
is licensed under the MIT license.