
I have not tested this with a Sensu which has no currently failing checks.I recommend using an additional layer of protection in front of your Sensu API (e.g.disc width: 12px height: 12px border-radius: 50%. append renderEvent ( event ) style: """ top: 20px left: 80px right: 80px color: #ffffff margin: 0 auto font-family: Helvetica Neue, Sans-serif font-smoothing: antialias font-weight: 300 font-size: 16px line-height: 27px td vertical-align:top. sort ( sortByHostname ) for event in events table. BLINKING_INDICATORS = BLINKING_INDICATORS = command: "curl -sS -user # \ """ if SORT_BY_HOSTNAME = true results = events.

SENSU_PASSWORD = "password" SENSU_USERNAME = "username" SENSU_URL = "" # display options SORT_BY_HOSTNAME = true SHOW_COMMAND = false SHOW_OUTPUT = true # blink indicators - possible values: "warn", "error", "unknown" # e.g.

When I saw that StatusCake report widget by Colin O’Brien for an HTML based Geektool alternative called Übersicht and saw that it was just processing some JSON I felt the urge to build something like that widget for our Sensu monitoring.Ī few hours of research, cursing and reconfiguring systems I had a working solution even though my Javascript is still awful and I still don’t know what’s so great about CoffeeScript. Initially I was on the look for an alternative to Geektool for macOS that would not crash if I was to run an interactive script like iftop.
