0.1.1 • Published 5 years ago
aws-disk-monitor v0.1.1
AWS Disk Monitor
CLI tool for monitoring disk space and reporting details to AWS CloudWatch. EC2/EBS does not currently publish metrics on the space left on a disk and so this simple, yet useful tool will help you keep track of things. Perfect for a private package server or build server.
Prerequisites
You will need to setup your AWS Credentials for this tool to work. If you are working with AWS already, you probably already have this set up.
Install
npm install aws-disk-monitor -gRunning
aws-disk-monitor -p C:/,D:/ -n MyServer -o MatthewBill -d 60000 -r us-east-1The above command checks two disks and sends metrics to AWS CloudWatch with the MatthewBill/Servers/MyServer namespace.
Options
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-p, --paths <value> | Comma separated list of disk paths. i.e.: C:/,D:/. | |
-o, --org <value> | The organisation name used for the CloudWatch metrics namespace. | |
-n, --serverName <value> | The name of the server the metrics are for and used for the CloudWatch metrics namespace. | |
-d, --delay <n> | The delay in milliseconds in which to send the data continuously. | 60000 |
-r, --region <value> | The AWS Region. i.e.: us-east-1. | us-east-1 |
Metrics
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
space | The total size of the disk. |
free | The free space on the disk. |
Namespace
The namespace is created using the following:
self.namespace = `${org}/Servers/${serverName}`;Dimensions
The disk path is used as a dimension.
License
Copyright (c) Matthew Bill. All rights reserved.
Licensed under the MIT License.