anteye is a small and simple monitor system. anteye should monitor cluster less then 50 instances. it can send notice msgs via mail、sms or callback(TODO).
we suggest you deploy more than one anteye instances in the production environment.
You can install anteye from the latest release,
# download release
wget -q https://github.com/niean/anteye/releases/download/v0.0.2/tycs-anteye-0.0.2.tar.gz
tar -zxf tycs-anteye-$vsn.tar.gz
# config, change configs as you like
mv cfg.example.json cfg.json
vim cfg.json
...
# start
./control start
# stop
./control stop
Or you can install anteye from scratch
# download src
git clone git@github.com:niean/anteys.git
cd anteye
go get ./...
# build, get bin tycs-anteye
./control build
# config, change configs as you like
mv cfg.example.json cfg.json
vim cfg.json
...
# start
./control start
# stop
./control stop
debug: true/false, open debug log or not
http
- enable: true/false, enable http-server or not
- listen: listening port of http-server
mail
- enable: true/false, enable sending alarm mails or not
- url: http-url used to post mail content
- receivers: mail accounts. if you have multiple accounts, then separate them by commas. eg. "a@gmail.com,b@yahoo.com"
sms
- enable: true/false, enable sending alarm sms or not
- url: http-url used to post sms content
- receivers: mobile numbers. if you have multiple numbers, then separate them by commas. eg. "18001163876,13811685233"
callback
- enable: true/false, enable alarm callback or not
- url: http-url used to post alarm content
monitor
- cluster: host instances to be monitored, one item goes like "module,hostname:port/health/url"anteye sends msgs via http interfaces. these interfaces defined as followings:
# sms interface
method: http.post
params:
- tos: mobile numbers separated by commas
- content: content of sms
- from: optional, indicates who sends this sms
# mail interface
method: http.post
params:
- tos: mail accounts separated by commas
- content: content of mail
- subject: subject of mail
- from: option, indicates who sends this mail
# callback
method: http.post
params: body. anteye will post you a string object like '[date][status][err.cnt][instance]', eg. [2015-07-02 08:40:30][err][8][task,127.0.0.1:16269/health]
# log
./test/debug tail
# get internal status
./test/debug counter