python-uravo
A python interface to the (still theoretical) Uravo monitoring system.
Installation
$ pip3 install uravo
Usage
from uravo import uravo
import random
def test_thing():
return True if (random.randint(1,100) % 2) else False
if test_thing():
uravo.alert(Severity="green", AlertGroup="thing", Summary="Thing is good.")
else:
uravo.alert(Severity="red", AlertGroup="thing", Summary="Thing is bad.")
This is mostly just a placeholder for early testing, at this point. Since Uravo doesn't really exist, as such, this module will fail silently if it can't connect or if it's not installed.
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