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dias

v1.0.0

Published

Detect PaaS details of your application instance

Downloads

107

Readme

dias NPM version Build Status Dependency Status License

Detect PaaS details of your application instance

Install

npm install dias

Supported PaaS services

  • AWS
  • AppFog
  • Nodejitsu
  • Travis CI
  • Heroku
  • Strider
  • dotCloud
  • your mac/windows/linux/freebsd box

Based on everypaas, but as of version 0.0.7, everypaas iis only functional for: Heroku, Strider, and dotCloud.

Usage

var dias = require('dias')
console.log(dias())

// additional details via callback

dias(function(data) {
  console.log(data)
})

Details available with use of callback:

  • AWS support
  • serial number
  • useragent as a collection of details in the form of a useragent

AWS example

{
  host: 'us01-dea-f8e454e6d5',
  os: 'Linux',
  serial: 'i-a5001be8',
  useragent: 'Linux/i-a5001be8 AWS/us-east-1 node/0.8.14'
  version: '3.2.0-23-virtual',
  arch: 'x64',
  gid: 114,
  uid: 22212,
  title: '/opt/cloudfoundry/runtimes/nodejs-v0.8.14/bin/node',
  node: '0.8.14',
  cpus: { model: 'Intel Xeon CPU E5-2665', cores: 2 },
  up: 10212921.312263723,
  load: [ 0.5444335935, 0.40966796875, 0.35546875 ], // 1, 5, & 15 minute load averages
  mem: { total: 17909567488, free: 352100352 }
}

AppFog example

{
  host: 'us01-dea-f8e454e6d5',
  os: 'Linux',
  serial: 'SYS-1234567890',
  useragent: 'Linux/SYS-1234567890 PaaS/AppFog node/0.8.14'
  version: '3.2.0-23-virtual',
  arch: 'x64',
  gid: 114,
  uid: 22212,
  title: '/opt/cloudfoundry/runtimes/nodejs-v0.8.14/bin/node',
  node: '0.8.14',
  cpus: { model: 'Intel Xeon CPU E5-2665', cores: 2 },
  paas: 'appfog',
  appfog: {
     id: '28af8427780e30d77d1715e64880445f',
     index: 0,
     center: 'aws'
  },
  up: 10212921.312263723,
  load: [ 0.5444335935, 0.40966796875, 0.35546875 ], // 1, 5, & 15 minute load averages
  mem: { total: 17909567488, free: 352100352 }
}

Nodejitsu example

{
   host: 'da7a889b-06ce-488b-a3b7-516648ac6868.local',
   os: 'SunOS',
   serial: 'SYS-1234567890',
   useragent: 'SunOS/SYS-1234567890 PaaS/Nodejitsu'
   version: '5.11',
   arch: 'x64',
   gid: 65534,
   uid: 103,
   node: '0.10.17',
   cpus:
   {
     model: 'Intel Xeon CPU E5645',
     cores: 24,
     speed: 2400
   },
   paas: 'nodejitsu',
   nodejitsu: 'account-subdomain',
   up: 1350401,
   load: [ 0.03125, 0.00390625, 0 ],
   mem: { total: 268435456, free: 217288704 }
}

Travis CI example

{
   host: 'testing-worker-linux-5-1-11238-linux-10',
   os: 'Linux',
   serial: 'SYS-1234567890',
   useragent: 'Linux/SYS-1234567890 PaaS/Travis node/0.10.17'
   version: '2.6.32-042stab061.2',
   arch: 'x64',
   gid: 1000,
   uid: 1000,
   title: 'node',
   node: '0.8.25',
   cpus: { cores: 32, speed: 2299 },
   paas: 'travis',
   up: 21.76509598,
   load: [ 0.208984375, 0.04736328125, 0.0146484375 ],
   mem: { total: 3221225472, free: 2842660864 }
}

Macbook example

{
  host: 'my-mac.local',
  os: 'Darwin',
  serial: 'W980000A0BM',
  useragent: 'OSX/10.8.5 SN/W980000A0BM node/0.10.33'
  version: '11.4.2',
  arch: 'x64',
  gid: 20,
  uid: 501,
  title: 'node',
  node: '0.10.33',
  cpus: { model: 'Intel Core2 Duo CPU T9800', cores: 2, speed: 2930 },
  up: 94816,
  load: [ 1.03369140625, 1.0888671875, 1.01220703125 ],
  mem: { total: 8589934592, free: 3252342784 }
}

CLI example

var dias  = require('dias')
var argv  = require('minimist')(process.argv.slice(2))

dias({uanode: argv.n}, function(platform) {
  var result = (argv.u) ? platform.useragent : JSON.stringify(platform)
  console.log(result)
})

Optional modules

serial-number module is optional to provided additional information, ex: AWS instance information. It is optional as some PaaS use have read-only file system, access '/usr/local/bin'

License: MIT

Dependencies:

everypaas