360monitoringcli 1.0.13

360 Monitoring CLI

360 Monitoring CLI

This repository contains a CLI script for 360 Monitoring that allows you to connect to your 360 Monitoring (https://360monitoring.com) account and list monitoring data, add, update or remove server or website monitors.

Documentation

You can find the full documentation including the feature complete REST API at docs.360monitoring.com and docs.360monitoring.com/docs/api.

Preconditions

• Make sure to have an account at https://360monitoring.com or https://platform360.io

Install 360 Monitoring CLI as ready-to-use package

$ pip install 360monitoringcli

Configure your account

First you need to connect your CLI to your existing 360 Monitoring account via your API KEY. If you don't have a 360 Monitoring account yet, please register for free at https://360monitoring.com. To create an API KEY you'll need to upgrade at least to a Pro plan to be able to create your API KEY.

$ 360monitoring config save --api-key KEY     configure API KEY to connect to 360 Monitoring account

Test 360 Monitoring CLI locally

Test 360 Monitoring CLI with pre-configured Docker image

You can easily test and run 360 Monitoring CLI for production by running the pre-configured docker image

$ docker build -t 360monitoringcli .
$ docker run -it --rm 360monitoringcli /bin/bash

Test 360 Monitoring CLI for specific staging version

To test a package from staging you can simply deploy a docker container:

$ docker run -it --rm ubuntu /bin/bash
$ apt-get update && apt-get install -y python3 && apt-get install -y pip
$ pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --force-reinstall -v "360monitoringcli==1.0.13"

For developement, install required Python modules

To test the code locally, install the Python modules "requests", "configparser", "argparse" and "prettytable". Create an alias for "360monitoring=./monitoring.py".

$ pip install requests
$ pip install configparser
$ pip install argparse
$ pip install prettytable
$ alias 360monitoring="./monitoring.py"

Run tests to check each function works

Test the code:

$ ./test_cli.sh

Test the deployed CLI package:

$ ./test_cli.sh "360monitoring"

Usage

$ 360monitoring --help                        display general help
$ 360monitoring signup                        open the sign up page to get your 360 Monitoring account
$ 360monitoring config save --api-key KEY     configure API KEY to connect to 360 Monitoring account (only for paid plans)
$ 360monitoring statistics                    display all assets of your account
$ 360monitoring servers list                  display all monitored servers
$ 360monitoring servers list --issues         display monitored servers with issues only
$ 360monitoring servers list --tag cpanel     display only servers with tag "cpanel"
$ 360monitoring sites list                    display all monitored sites
$ 360monitoring sites list --issues           display monitored sites with issues only
$ 360monitoring sites list --sort 6 --limit 5 display worst 5 monitored sites by uptime
$ 360monitoring contacts list                 display all contacts
$ 360monitoring usertokens list               display user tokens
$ 360monitoring config print                  display your current settings and where those are stored
$ 360monitoring recommendations               display upgrade recommendations for servers that exceed their limits
$ 360monitoring wptoolkit                     display statistics of WP Toolkit if installed

$ 360monitoring sites add --url domain.tld    start monitoring a new website
$ 360monitoring servers update --name cpanel123.hoster.com --tag production   tag a specific server

$ 360monitoring contacts --help               display specific help for a sub command
$ 360monitoring dashboard                     open 360 Monitoring in your Web Browser

Updating 360 Monitoring CLI package

You can update the 360monitoringcli package to the latest version using the following command:

$ pip install 360monitoringcli --upgrade