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@checkly/pulumi

v2.7.0

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A Pulumi package for creating and managing Checkly monitoring resources.

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Readme

Checkly Provider for Pulumi

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The Checkly provider for Pulumi can be used to provision any of the monitoring resources available in Checkly.

Installation

The Checkly provider is available as a package in most Pulumi languages:

Authentication

The Checkly provider must be configured with an API Key and an Account ID in order to deploy Checkly resources. Sign up for a Checkly account and follow our integration guide to create and configure your credentials.

Example configuration

First, configure your Checkly Account ID:

pulumi config set checkly:accountId YOUR_CHECKLY_ACCOUNT_ID

Then, configure you Checkly API key (with --secret):

pulumi config set checkly:apiKey YOUR_CHECKLY_API_KEY --secret

You should now be able to deploy Checkly resources.

Example usage

You can find working JavaScript and TypeScript code samples in the ./examples directory.

Configuration options

The following configuration points are available for the Checkly provider:

  • checkly:accountId (environment: CHECKLY_ACCOUNT_ID) - your Checkly Account ID
  • checkly:apiKey (environment: CHECKLY_API_KEY) - your Checkly API Key
    • If you don't have an API Key, you can create one here.
    • Make sure to use the --secret flag with pulumi config set.
  • checkly:apiUrl (environment: CHECKLY_API_URL) - for internal development purposes only

Reference

For detailed reference documentation, please visit the Pulumi registry.