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hyper-health-check

v1.3.0

Published

Health checks for hypercores, including prometheus support

Downloads

15

Readme

Hyper Health Check

Health checks for hypercores, including prometheus support.

Checks whether the hypercore is healthy by checking how many remotes have it fully available.

Install

npm i -g hyper-health-check

Usage

With dht-prometheus:

hyper-health-check --scraper-public-key <scraper key> --scraper-secret <scraper secret> --drive <drive key> --drive <drive key2>

Replacing <scraper key> and <scraper secret> with those of your dht-prometheus instance, and replacing <drive key> and drive key2 with the keys of two hyperdrives you want to watch (z32 or hex format).

Pipe the logs into pino-pretty to make them human readable.

Exposing the metrics over http (standard prometheus approach):

hyper-health-check --port 18830 --drive <drive key> --drive <drive key2>

Direct a prometheus instance to the specified port to scrape the metrics.