go-http-monitor
go-http-monitor copied to clipboard
Published
20 hours ago •
PaulSec
PaulSec
A (dead-simple) Golang utility allowing you to monitor HTTP endpoints
Go-mon
This small utility is dead simple and will allow you to monitor HTTP endpoints, and easily pluggable in the CI.
Everything is configurable through a YAML file (monitor.yml) and looks like this:
insecure: false
timeout_seconds: 5
checks:
- url: "https://www.cfptime.org"
status_code: 200
match: "Loading"
response_time: 210
- url: "https://shodan.io/"
status_code: 200
match: "the Internet of Things"
Options
| Option | What does it mean |
|---|---|
| insecure | Skip SSL/TLS verification (in case of self-signed certificates, ..) |
| timeout_seconds | How long you'd like to wait for the HTTP request |
| checks | A list of all the checks you'd like to perform |
| checks > url | The URL you want to monitor |
| checks > status_code | The status code you expect |
| checks > match | One string you're looking for on the webpage |
Usage
In order to launch it, just build it and run it this way:
$ go build main.go && ./main
[OK] https://www.cfptime.org
[OK] https://shodan.io/
$ echo $?
0
If you add another check that will obviously fail:
- url: "https://urlthatdoesnotexist.foobar"
status_code: 500
match: "the Internet of Things"
Resulting output will be:
$ ./main
[OK] https://www.cfptime.org
[OK] https://shodan.io/
[NOK] https://urlthatdoesnotexist.foobar
$ echo $?
1
Contributing
Feel free to fork the project and do whatever you want with it.
PaulSec