uptimerobot.com prometheus exporter

Exports all your uptimerobot.com checks for prometheus scraping, so you can use external, third-party checks in your monitoring setup.

If you do not have a pro account, any scrape interval shorter than scrape_interval: 5m for this exporter will a) produce duplicated data and b) misuse uptimerobots API.

Requirements

• Python
• requests

Running

Accepted parameters:

• api_key: Your uptimerobot.com API key. See section 'API Settings' in your account details.
• server_name (optional): Name to bind the HTTP server to. Default: 0.0.0.0
• server_port (optional): Port to bind the HTTP server to. Default: 9705

Docker

docker run -d --name uptimerobot_exporter -e 'UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY=your_uptime_robot_api_key' -p 9705:9705 --read-only lekpamartin/uptimerobot_exporter

docker-compose

Example compose file:

version: '2.1'

services:
  exporter:
    image: lekpamartin/uptimerobot_exporter
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY: your_uptime_robot_api_key
    ports:
      - 9705:9705
    read_only: true

Others

You can either pass script arguments (run python exporter.py -h for an explanation) or set the following environment variables:

• UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY
• UPTIMEROBOT_SERVER_NAME
• UPTIMEROBOT_SERVER_PORT

Exported data

• number of down monitors : down_monitors
• number of up monitors : up_monitors
• number of paused monitors : paused_monitors
• Maximum monitor : monitor_limit
• Monitor status (Monitors) : name, url, type, [keyword], [keyword_value], interval, status (color change with status)
• Responste time : Minimum (min), maximum (max), average (avg) and current
• public status page (psp)

Grafana / Prometheus

1. Deploy exporter
2. Add target in prometheus
3. Add prometheus Data source in grafana
4. Import Grafana dashboard (import json or ID 9955) Enjoy !!!

Docs

Forked from https://github.com/hnrd/uptimerobot_exporter.git