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go-pingdom

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This forked repo contains the following additions:

go-pingdom is a Go client library for the Pingdom API.

This currently supports working with HTTP, ping checks, and TCP checks.

Important: The current version of this library only supports the Pingdom 3.1 API. If you are still using the deprecated Pingdom 2.1 API please pin your dependencies to tag v1.1.0 of this library.

Usage

Client

Construct a new Pingdom client:

client, err := pingdom.NewClientWithConfig(pingdom.ClientConfig{
    APIToken: "pingdom_api_token",
})

Using a Pingdom client, you can access supported services.

You can override the timeout or other parameters by passing a custom http client:

client, err := pingdom.NewClientWithConfig(pingdom.ClientConfig{
    APIToken: "pingdom_api_token",
    HTTPClient: &http.Client{
        Timeout: time.Second * 10,
    },
})

The APIToken can also implicitly be provided by setting the environment variable PINGDOM_API_TOKEN:

export PINGDOM_API_TOKEN=pingdom_api_token
./your_application

CheckService

This service manages pingdom Checks which are represented by the Check struct. When creating or updating Checks you must specify at a minimum the Name, Hostname and Resolution. Other fields are optional but if not set will be given the zero values for the underlying type.

More information on Checks from Pingdom: https://www.pingdom.com/features/api/documentation/#ResourceChecks

Get a list of all checks:

checks, err := client.Checks.List()
fmt.Println("Checks:", checks) // [{ID Name} ...]

Create a new HTTP check:

newCheck := pingdom.HttpCheck{Name: "Test Check", Hostname: "example.com", Resolution: 5}
check, err := client.Checks.Create(&newCheck)
fmt.Println("Created check:", check) // {ID, Name}

Create a new Ping check:

newCheck := pingdom.PingCheck{Name: "Test Check", Hostname: "example.com", Resolution: 5}
check, err := client.Checks.Create(&newCheck)
fmt.Println("Created check:", check) // {ID, Name}

Create a new TCP check:

newCheck := pingdom.TCPCheck{Name: "Test Check", Hostname: "example.com", Port: 25, StringToSend: "HELO foo.com", StringToExpect: "250 mail.test.com", Resolution: 5}
check, err := client.Checks.Create(&newCheck)
fmt.Println("Created check:", check) // {ID, Name}

Get details for a specific check:

checkDetails, err := client.Checks.Read(12345)

For checks with detailed information, check the specific details in the field Type (e.g. checkDetails.Type.HTTP).

Update a check:

updatedCheck := pingdom.HttpCheck{Name: "Updated Check", Hostname: "example2.com", Resolution: 5}
msg, err := client.Checks.Update(12345, &updatedCheck)

Delete a check:

msg, err := client.Checks.Delete(12345)

Create a check with basic alert notification to a user.

newCheck := pingdom.HttpCheck{Name: "Test Check", Hostname: "example.com", Resolution: 5, SendNotificationWhenDown: 2, UserIds []int{12345}}
checkResponse, err := client.Checks.Create(&newCheck)

MaintenanceService

This service manages pingdom Maintenances which are represented by the Maintenance struct. When creating or updating Maintenances you must specify at a minimum the Description, From and To. Other fields are optional but if not set will be given the zero values for the underlying type.

More information on Maintenances from Pingdom: https://www.pingdom.com/resources/api/2.1#ResourceMaintenance

Get a list of all maintenances:

maintenances, err := client.Maintenances.List()
fmt.Println("Maintenances:", maintenances) // [{ID Description} ...]

Create a new Maintenance Window:

m := pingdom.MaintenanceWindow{
    Description: "My Maintenance",
    From:        1,
    To:          1234567899,
}
maintenance, err := client.Maintenances.Create(&m)
fmt.Println("Created MaintenanceWindow:", maintenance) // {ID Description}

Get details for a specific maintenance:

maintenance, err := client.Maintenances.Read(12345)

Update a maintenance: (Please note, that based on experience, you are allowed to modify only Description, EffectiveTo and To)

updatedMaintenance := pingdom.MaintenanceWindow{
    Description: "My Maintenance",
    To:          1234567999,
}
msg, err := client.Maintenances.Update(12345, &updatedMaintenance)

Delete a maintenance:

Note: that only future maintenance window can be deleted. This means that both To and From should be in future.

msg, err := client.Maintenances.Delete(12345)

After contacting Pingdom, the better approach would be to use update function and setting To and EffectiveTo to current time

maintenance, _ := client.Maintenances.Read(12345)

m := pingdom.MaintenanceWindow{
    Description: maintenance.Description,
    From:        maintenance.From,
    To:          1,
    EffectiveTo: 1,
}

maintenanceUpdate, err := client.Maintenances.Update(12345, &m)

ProbeService

This service gets pingdom Probes which are represented by the Probes struct.

More information on Probes from Pingdom: https://www.pingdom.com/resources/api/2.1#ResourceProbes Several parameters are supported for filtering output. Please see them in Pingdom API documentation.

NOTE: Official documentation does not specify that region is returned for every probe entry, but it does and you can use it.

Get a list of all probes:

params := make(map[string]string)

probes, err := client.Probes.List(params)
fmt.Println("Probes:", probes) // [{ID Name} ...]

for _, probe := range probes {
    fmt.Println("Probe region:", probe.Region)  // Probe region: EU
}

TeamService

This service manages pingdom Teams which are represented by the Team struct. When creating or updating Teams you must specify the Name and MemberIDs, though MemberIDs may be an empty slice. More information on Teams from Pingdom: https://docs.pingdom.com/api/#tag/Teams

Get a list of all teams:

teams, err := client.Teams.List()
fmt.Println("Teams:", teams) // [{ID Name MemberIDs} ...]

Create a new Team:

t := pingdom.TeamData{
    Name: "Team",
    MemberIDs: []int{},
}
team, err := client.Teams.Create(&t)
fmt.Println("Created Team:", team) // {ID Name MemberIDs}

Get details for a specific team:

team, err := client.Teams.Read(12345)

Update a team:

modifyTeam := pingdom.TeamData{
    Name:    "New Name"
    MemberIDs: []int{123, 678},
}
team, err := client.Teams.Update(12345, &modifyTeam)

Delete a team:

team, err := client.Teams.Delete(12345)

ContactService

This service manages users and their contact information which is represented by the Contact struct. More information from Pingdom: https://docs.pingdom.com/api/#tag/Contacts

Get all contact info:

contacts, err := client.Contacts.List()
fmt.Println(contacts)

Create a new contact:

contact := Contact{
    Name: "John Doe",
    Paused: false,
    NotificationTargets: NotificationTargets{
        SMS: []SMSNotificationTarget{
            {
                Number: "5555555555",
                CountryCode: "1",
                Provider: "Verizon",
            }
        }
    }
}
contactId, err := client.Contacts.Create(contact)
fmt.Println("New Contact ID: ", contactId.Id)

Update a contact

contactId := 1234

contact := Contact{
    Name : "John Doe",
    Paused : false,
    NotificationTargets: NotificationTargets{
        SMS: []SMSNotificationTarget{
            {
                Number: "5555555555",
                CountryCode: "1",
                Provider: "T-Mobile",
            }
        }
    }
}
result, err := client.Contacts.Update(contactId, contact)
fmt.Println(result.Message)

Delete a contact

contactId := 1234

result, err := client.Contacts.Delete(contactId)
fmt.Println(result.Message)

Development

Acceptance Tests

You can run acceptance tests against the actual pingdom API to test any changes:

PINGDOM_API_TOKEN=[api token] make acceptance

Note that this will create actual resources in your Pingdom account. The tests will make a best effort to clean up but these would not be guaranteed on test failures depending on the nature of the failure.