Cruise-monitor is, well, a monitor to CruiseControl.rb build status, via RSS feed. It uses MacOS 'say' command for notifications.
It then turned out to be quite good to integrate with other build servers: CruiseControl.rb, CruiseControl.NET and Jenkins (formerly known as Hudson) are supported, plans are to support CruiseControl as well (see TODO).
For any additional info and documentation, please refer to: https://github.com/sourcesense/cruise-monitor/wiki
Cruise-monitor is a ruby script. It requires gem and rake.
First install required gems: sudo gem install httpclient nokogiri net-ssh
Please, note that nokogiri requires libxml2 XML library. Refer to this page for installation info: http://nokogiri.org/tutorials/installing_nokogiri.html
Then, run all tests with:
rake
Cruise-monitor is shipped with a sample configure script. To init the configuration, run:
rake init
Then, simply edit SERVER and MONITOR into script/config.rb.
Try to run it:
rake monitor
Finally, you can schedule a cron job (with crontab -e), like this:
*/5 * * * * $path_to_cruise_monitor/bin/monitor.sh
where $path_to_cruise_monitor links to the folder you have copied Cruise-monitor into. Don't forget to set monitor.sh as an executable file, with:
chmod +x bin/monitor.sh
That's it. Have fun, and keep the build clean!
Cruise-monitor build services currently available are:
http://cruise.cruise-monitor.tk
http://jenkins.cruise-monitor.tk
In order to deploy on EC2 instance (update configuration from GitHub sources and restart Apache), verify EC2 credential are stored into ~/.ec2/build.pem file. Then run:
rake deploy
This should be enough.
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