upmon v1.0.0

upmon

Super simple service health monitoring.

Upmon sends a HTTP GET request to your configured URLs. It expects a HTTP 200 response. If it gets any other response code it'll send an email. If the service recovers, it'll send another email.

Getting started

1. npm install -g upmon upmon-mail

2. Create a new $HOME/.upmonrc file and add config:

   {
     "ping": {
       // Time in ms between pings
       "interval": 5000,
       // URL's of services to ping
       "services": ["http://localhost:8000/"]
     },
     "mail": {
       // Email from address
       "from": "upmon@example.org",
       // Email to address(es)
       "to": ["sysadmin@example.org"],
       // Nodemailer transport options
       // http://www.nodemailer.com/
       "transport": { 
         "service": "",
         "auth": {
           "user": "",
           "pass": ""
         } 
       }
     }
   }

3. upmon | upmon-mail

SMS

Need a txt message sent to your phone when a service goes down?

1. npm install -g upmon-sms

2. Add SMS config to your $HOME/.upmonrc file:

   {
     "sms": {
       // SMS provider config
       // For supported providers see https://github.com/alanshaw/upmon-sms
       "messagebird": {
         "accessKey": "live_hy6ggbrRf4Bvfe48GGip8MtJM",
         "originator": "447000000000",
         "recipients": "447000000000"
       }
     }
   }

3. upmon | upmon-mail | upmon-sms

Graph

Want to see a pretty graph of your services and their status/round trip time?

1. npm install -g upmon-graf

2. Add graf config to your $HOME/.upmonrc file:

   {
     "graf": {
       // Port to run graf server on
       "port": 5000
     }
   }

3. upmon | upmon-mail | upmon-sms | upmon-graf

Build your own monitor

Want to run upmon from guvnor or pm2?

Create a new project, add a .upmonrc config file, install the upmon modules you need, and pipe them together!

monitor.js

var upmon = require('upmon')
var mail = require('upmon-mail')
var sms = require('upmon-sms')

upmon().pipe(mail()).pipe(sms()).pipe(process.stdout)

pm2 start monitor.js