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Simple command-line tool for sending messages to clowder

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Simple command-line tool for sending messages to clowder.io.

Installation

Simply install the application from PyPI.

pip install send_clowder

Usage

To send an ok status update simply pipe your values as follows:

echo -e "25" | xargs send_clowder APIKEY ok my_service -v

To send a failure status simply change ok to fail:

echo -e "25" | xargs send_clowder APIKEY fail my_service -v

You can also send along frequencies as ISO8601 durations, for example:

send_clowder APIKEY ok my_server -f P1D

This would cause Clowder to send an error email if the gap between service results was more than 1 day.

History

0.1.0 (2015-01-11)

  • First release on PyPI.

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