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curtain-twitcher

v0.2.4

Published

NodeJs tool to parse a configuration file with definitions of alerts based on data available in Graphite

Downloads

36

Readme

curtain-twitcher

NodeJs tool to send structured data to consul's KV store

Installation

npm i curtain-twitcher -g

Usage

Usage: curtain-twitcher [options] <host> <path> <file>

<host> is the address of the consul host

<path> is the root path for the consul key/value store. The path is used as a prefix to the key/value pair details held in the configuration <file>

<file> is the file path to the key/value pair configuration file. This a YML structured file that should mirror the structure required in the consul key/value store.

Options:

-h, --help output usage information

-V, --version output the version number

-p, --port <port> Port to query the consul host on (defaults to 8500)

Example

curtain-twitcher consul.my.org my_app/environments envs.yml

with the envs.yml containing the following:

production:
  url: prod.my_app.org
  servers:
    server1: prod01.my_app.org
    server2: prod02.my_app.org
    server3: prod03.my_app.org
acceptance:
  url: int.my_app.org
  servers:
    server1: int01.my_app.org
    server2: int02.my_app.org

will produce the following key value pairs in consul:

my_app/environments/production/url prod.my_app.org
my_app/environments/production/servers/servers1 prod01.my_app.org
my_app/environments/production/servers/servers2 prod02.my_app.org
my_app/environments/production/servers/servers3 prod03.my_app.org
my_app/environments/integration/url int.my_app.org
my_app/environments/integration/servers/servers1 int01.my_app.org
my_app/environments/integration/servers/servers2 int02.my_app.org