status-cron

Service to build a Status Page

Run a cron with this binary for every minute to build data points

Download latest version (linux/amd64)

Services supported

• HTTP
• Redis
• SQL
  • Postgres
  • MySQL
  • Oracle
• MongoDB

Configuration

Config THIS Job

Services can be fetched from the following modes and can be specified using the env DB_TYPE

• Postgres DB: postgres
  • ENV REQUIRED: POSTGRES_URI=postgres://localhost:5432/postgres
  • See sample.sql to create tables
• JSON File: json
  • ENV REQUIRED: JSON_PATH="/home/ec2-user/status-cron/config.json"
  • See sample.json for configuration

See sample.env

Service Configuration

Base Config (Common among all):

{
    id: int (should be unique),
    name: string,
    url: string (taken as base for connection),
    type: [http | redis | sql | mongo],
    cron: string (determines whether to run or not),
    data: Object (service specific data)
}

HTTP Services

data: {
    method: string (Request method),
    headers: map[string]string (Headers to be added),
    status: int (status to expect)
}

Response checks are only done for status

Redis Service

data: {
    password: string (taken from url if empty),
    timeout: int (Timeout for connection),
}

SQL Service

data: {
    driver: string (driver type [postgres | mysql | oracle]),
    timeout: int (Timeout for connection),
}

Mongo Service

data: {
    timeout: int (Timeout for connection),
}

Response format

service_id: int
success: bool
reason: string (reason if failed)
cron_time: time (result cron time)

MISC

Debug Options

PRINT_RESULT=<bool> (Print the results of the services requests to console)

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