Pingur does pings and checks if ssl cert is valid.
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Recomended use, is to use the docker image, and run it like this (using a file with domains in urls.yml, and config in config.yml):
docker run -v $(pwd)/proddata/config.yml:/opt/pingur/.pingur/config.yml -v $(pwd)/urls.yml:/opt/pingur/urls.yml digitalist/pingur.io pingur run:checks --file=urls.yml
---
# config for pingur
slack:
endpoint: https://hooks.slack.com/services/JHGJHGJHGT54667HJK
cert:
warning: 10 #how many days before expiration pingur should warn
mysite.com:
myothersite.com
https: false
needle: 'bar' # text to check for in response in url request
url: 'foo/' # without slash in beginning.
myforgottensite.com
needle: 'bar' # text to check for in response in url request
url: 'foo/' # without slash in beginning.
For just running the cert check for one site:
docker run digitalist/pingur.io pingur c:c --domain=motherjones.com
pingur has support for using influxdb as a db backend for the results, just add url, port and db name in config.yml, like:
influxdb:
url: influxdbdomain
port: 8086
db: pingur
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135.2 MB
Last updated
over 6 years ago
docker pull digitalist/pingur.io