pyflapjackevents

pyflapjackevents is a small library that serializes flapjack events as described in it’s own Data structures. It’s main intention is to allow sending monitor events to flapjack from python programs.

An example:

server = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port='6380')
sink = FlapjackEventSink(server, 'events')
event = FlapjackEvent(
    'test-entity',
    'test-check',
    FlapjackEvent.EVENT_SERVICE,
    FlapjackEvent.STATE_OK,
    summary = 'test-summary',
    details = 'test-details',
)
sink.send(event)

This would serialize the event and send it to the appropriate Redis channel for flapjack consumption.

Installation

Just do:

pip install pyflapjackevents

or installing it from source:

git clone https://github.com/tuenti/pyflapjackevents.git
cd pyflapjackevents
python setup.py install

Requirements

There’re no special requirements for this library.

Credits & Contact

pyflapjackevents was created by Tuenti Technologies S.L.. You can follow Tuenti engineering team on Twitter @tuentieng.

License

pyflapjackevents is available under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE file for more info.

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