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Uptime Monitoring Automation 🚀

oneuptime-automation provides a set of scripts for automating uptime monitoring tasks using the Oneuptime platform. It includes scripts for adding monitors, updating status pages, and fetching monitor data etc.

Project Structure 📂​

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├── .env                     # Environment variables file
├── .envGroupname            # Environment variables file for group-specific settings
├── add-monitor.csv          # Example CSV file for monitor data
├── add-monitor.js           # Puppeteer Script for adding monitors
├── add-to-statuspage.sh     # Script for adding monitors to the status pages
├── create-groups.sh         # Script for creating groups to status page 
├── create-status-pages.sh   # Script for creating status pages
├── created-groups.csv       # CSV file to store created group IDs
├── get-monitors.sh          # Script for fetching monitor name and ID 
├── groups.csv               # CSV file for specifying group names to be created
├── package.json             # Package information
└── status-pages.csv         # CSV file to store status page IDs

Usage 🛠️​

  1. Setup Environment Variables:

    • Edit .env file and set the required environment variables like API_KEY, PROJECT_ID, and DOMAIN.

  2. Adding Monitors:

    • Use the add-monitor.js script to add monitors. Provide monitor data in CSV format and run the script.

  3. Fetching Monitor Data:

    • Use the get-monitors.sh script to fetch monitor data. The data will be saved in CSV format.

  4. Creating Status Pages:

    • Run create-status-pages.sh to create status pages based on the data in status-pages.csv.

  5. Creating Status Page Groups:

    • Run create-groups.sh to create status page groups based on the data in groups.csv. This script will return the group IDs which are necessary to add the monitors to the specified status page.
    • Edit .envGroupname file for group-specific settings.

  6. Updating Status Pages:

    • Use the add-to-statuspage.sh script to add groups to the specified status page.

Dependencies 🛠️​

  • curl: Command-line tool for transferring data with URLs.
  • jq: Command-line JSON processor for parsing JSON responses.
  • csv-parser: Node.js library for parsing CSV files 📊
  • puppeteer : Node.js library for controlling headless Chrome or Chromium browsers 🖥 ️
  • dotenv : Node.js library to use .env variables.