Apocalypse

Apocalypse is a prototype Node.js server monitoring application that is fully event driven.

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Installation

Installing Apocalypse on a server is quite easy:

1. Checkout the current project: git clone git://github.com/ariejan/apocalypse.git
2. Create a config.js, use config.example.yml as an example.
3. Install the all dependencies

• npm link to install all required Node.js modules
• gem install foreman to start all workers easily

4. Make sure you have redis up-and-running
5. Start all workers/apps with foreman start. This should start (by default):

• Metrics API server on port 3001
• Dashboard server on port 3000
• CPU Analysis worker
• Memory Analysis worker
• Swap Analysis worker
• Disk Usage Analysis worker
• Redis Persistence worker

Development

To add features or create bug fixes setup your local environment as described under installation.

Testing locally

To simulate servers pushing metrics to your development environment you can use the pre-recorded metric in test/fixtures/metrics.json. To use this file, issue the following wget command from the root of the project:

wget --post-file=test/fixtures/stats.json --header='Content-type:application/json' -O- http://localhost:3001/api/metrics/SERVER_ID

Tests

Right. This is still a prototype, so no tests are available as yet. The plan is to write Jasmine tests using jasmine-node and refactor Apocalypse accordingly.

A pull request is very welcome!

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch and do your thing
3. When done, create a pull request on Github

License

Apocalypse is developed by Ariejan de Vroom and the following awesome contributors:

• Bram Wijnands (bramboo)

Apocalpyse will be licensed under the MIT license.