tristan-c / augure

Supervision at its dumbest

Augure - Supervision at its dumbest

Augure is a tiny daemon script to look if your websites are down (not answering with http code 200) then send you a email.

Installation:

Following instruction use a virtualenv, it's not a requirement.

git clone https://github.com/tristan-c/augure.git
cd augure
pyvenv venv
source venv/bin/activate
python setup.py install

Then you can use it like a daemon:

augure start
augure restart
augure stop
augure status

Config file :

Augure will search for

• /etc/augure.conf
• /etc/augure/augure.conf
• ~/.augure/augure.conf

If there is no config file Augure will not be happy =(

{
    "urls": ["http://first_url.com/",
        "http://second_url.com/",
        "http://thirs_url.com/"],
    "emailRecipient": "[e-mail]",
    "emailServer": "smtp.googlemail.com",
    "emailLogin": "[e-mail]",
    "emailPassword": "my_gmail_password",
    "logPath": "/var/log/augure.log"
}

Required:

• urls: URLs to look for.
• emailRecipient: Mail Address Recipient for alerts.

Optional:

• emailServer: Address of external SMTP server if your server doesn't have one.
• emailLogin": Login for external SMTP.
• emailPassword": Password for external SMTP.
• logPath": Path for logfile , default to /tmp/augure.log.

License:

The MIT License (MIT)