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hubot-active-mq

v1.2.4

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Active MQ integration for Hubot with multiple server support

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Readme

Hubot Active MQ Plugin

Active MQ integration for Hubot with multiple server support.

Installation

In hubot project repo, run:

npm install git+https://github.com/zack-hable/hubot-active-mq --save

Then add hubot-active-mq to your external-scripts.json:

[
  "hubot-active-mq"
]

Configuration

Auth should be in the "user:password" format.\

  • HUBOT_ACTIVE_MQ_URL
  • HUBOT_ACTIVE_MQ_AUTH
  • HUBOT_ACTIVE_MQ_BROKER
  • HUBOT_ACTIVE_MQ_{1-N}_URL
  • HUBOT_ACTIVE_MQ_{1-N}_AUTH
  • HUBOT_ACTIVE_MQ_{1-N}_BROKER

Commands

  • hubot mq list - lists all queues
  • hubot mq stats <queueName> - retrieves stats for given queue
  • hubot mq s <queueNumber> - retrieves stats for given queue
  • hubot mq stats - retrieves stats for broker
  • hubot mq queue stats - retrieves stats for all queues
  • hubot mq servers - lists all servers and queues attached to them.
  • hubot mq alert list - list all alerts and their statuses
  • hubot mq alert start <AlertNumber> - starts given alert. use alert list to get id
  • hubot mq alert start - starts all alerts
  • hubot mq alert stop <AlertNumber> - stops given alert. use alert list to get id
  • hubot mq alert stop - stops all alerts
  • hubot mq check <QueueName> every <X> <days|hours|minutes|seconds> and alert me when <queue size|consumer count> is (>|<|=|<=|>=|!=|<>) <Threshold> - Creates an alert that checks at time interval specified for conditions specified and alerts when conditions are met
  • hubot mq check broker stats on <server> every <X> <days|hours|minutes|seconds> and alert me when <store percent|memory percent> is (>|<|=|<=|>=|!=|<>) <Threshold> - Creates an alert that checks broker stats at time interval specified for conditions specified and alerts when conditions are met

NOTE: Alerts are currently dependent on the use of a channel id to send alerts (this is due to having to persist the data) and is currently supported with the Slack adapter

Persistence

Note: Various features will work best if the Hubot brain is configured to be persisted. By default the brain is an in-memory key/value store, but it can easily be configured to be persisted with Redis so data isn't lost when the process is restarted.

@See Hubot Scripting for more details