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pymonitoring is a Python package that allows to easily create HTTP monitoring interfaces for your python services. Such interfaces can be used by Nagios to query for service status for example.

Examples

import monitoring.http

class ServiceInfo:
        start_time

        def to_json()
                info = {
                        'start_time': self.start_time
                }

                return json.dumps(info)

service_info = ServiceInfo()
service_info.start_time = time.time()

monitoring_server = monitoring.http.Server(8000, service_info)
monitoring_server.start_async()

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