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@toolisticon/ssl-hostinfo-prometheus-exporter
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Install the app first
npm i -g @toolisticon/ssl-hostinfo-prometheus-exporter
This nodejs application assumes that you define a list of urls to check via environment variables:
export URLS_TO_CHECK=app1.sample.com,app2.sample.com
ssl-hostinfo-prom
The metrics are available via via localhost:9000 :
security_ssl_mozilla_observatory{algorithm_version="2",end_time="1547804767000",grade="D",hidden="false",likelihood_indicator="MEDIUM",response_headers_cache-control="no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate",response_headers_content-type="996616800000",response_headers_date="1547804765000",response_headers_expires="946681200000",response_headers_pragma="no-cache",response_headers_set-cookie="556448b8f044ea9c0fe56ec8eabb3577=6dda08a289298b570c8daa5a12e94408; path=/; HttpOnly; Secure",response_headers_transfer-encoding="chunked",response_headers_x-application-context="193033926000000",response_headers_x-content-type-options="nosniff",response_headers_x-xss-protection="1; mode=block",scan_id="9783173",score="35",start_time="1547804762000",state="FINISHED",status_code="404",tests_failed="3",tests_passed="9",tests_quantity="12",url="sub.domain-sample.com",security_ssl_mozilla_observatory{algorithm_version="2",end_time="1547804767000",grade="D",hidden="false",likelihood_indicator="MEDIUM",response_headers_cache-control="no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate",response_headers_content-type="996616800000",response_headers_date="1547804765000",response_headers_expires="946681200000",response_headers_pragma="no-cache",response_headers_set-cookie="556448b8f044ea9c0fe56ec8eabb3577=6dda08a289298b570c8daa5a12e94408; path=/; HttpOnly; Secure",response_headers_transfer-encoding="chunked",response_headers_x-application-context="193033926000000",response_headers_x-content-type-options="nosniff",response_headers_x-xss-protection="1; mode=block",scan_id="9783173",score="35",start_time="1547804762000",state="FINISHED",status_code="404",tests_failed="3",tests_passed="9",tests_quantity="12",url="sub1.domain-sample.com",} 35
security_ssl_mozilla_observatory{algorithm_version="2",end_time="1547804767000",grade="D",hidden="false",likelihood_indicator="MEDIUM",response_headers_cache-control="no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate",response_headers_content-type="996616800000",response_headers_date="1547804765000",response_headers_expires="946681200000",response_headers_pragma="no-cache",response_headers_set-cookie="556448b8f044ea9c0fe56ec8eabb3577=6dda08a289298b570c8daa5a12e94408; path=/; HttpOnly; Secure",response_headers_transfer-encoding="chunked",response_headers_x-application-context="193033926000000",response_headers_x-content-type-options="nosniff",response_headers_x-xss-protection="1; mode=block",scan_id="9783173",score="35",start_time="1547804762000",state="FINISHED",status_code="404",tests_failed="3",tests_passed="9",tests_quantity="12",url="sub.domain-sample.com",security_ssl_mozilla_observatory{algorithm_version="2",end_time="1547804767000",grade="D",hidden="false",likelihood_indicator="MEDIUM",response_headers_cache-control="no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate",response_headers_content-type="996616800000",response_headers_date="1547804765000",response_headers_expires="946681200000",response_headers_pragma="no-cache",response_headers_set-cookie="556448b8f044ea9c0fe56ec8eabb3577=6dda08a289298b570c8daa5a12e94408; path=/; HttpOnly; Secure",response_headers_transfer-encoding="chunked",response_headers_x-application-context="193033926000000",response_headers_x-content-type-options="nosniff",response_headers_x-xss-protection="1; mode=block",scan_id="9783173",score="35",start_time="1547804762000",state="FINISHED",status_code="404",tests_failed="3",tests_passed="9",tests_quantity="12",url="sub2.domain-sample.com",} 35
Here you'll find a sample dashboard.
You can override the config via environment variables:
URLS_TO_CHECK: // list of urls
SERVER_PORT: // set desired port for prometheus endpoint, defaults to 9000
CRON: // set cron pattern, default is '0 0 * * * *',
LOG_LEVEL: // set log level, default is 'ERROR' ('INFO' outputs details info),
CONSOLE_LOG: // set to true to omit logging to file, otherwise logs will be written to `logs` dir
Sample:
URLS_TO_CHECK=url1.sample.com,url2.sample.com:8443 LOG_LEVEL=INFO CONSOLE_LOG=true node app.js
Will produce the following output:
{"pid":65072,"msg":"[log4bro] Logger is: in-prod=false, in-docker:true, level=DEBUG, skipDebug=false","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:20.443Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"Start reading route information.","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:20.563Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"Triggering scan for url1.sample.com,url2.sample.com","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:20.563Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"Triggering scan for url1.sample.com","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:20.563Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"Triggering scan for url2.sample.com","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:20.566Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"prometheus-exporter listening at 9000","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:20.569Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"Reading scan results for url1.sample.com","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:20.769Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"Reading scan results for url2.sample.com","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:20.770Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"Skipping invalid response for mozilla scoring","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:21.206Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
{"pid":65072,"msg":"Skipping invalid response for mozilla scoring","loglevel":"INFO","loglevel_value":30,"@timestamp":"2019-04-02T13:56:21.208Z","host":"MPB-M1.local","log_type":"application","application_type":"service"}
And
URLS_TO_CHECK=url1.sample.com,url2.sample.com LOG_LEVEL=INFO node app.js
creates this output:
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:42.181Z : [log4bro] Logger is: in-prod=false, in-docker:false, level=DEBUG, skipDebug=false
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:42.301Z : Start reading route information.
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:42.301Z : Triggering scan for url1.sample.com,url2.sample.com
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:42.301Z : Triggering scan for url1.sample.com
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:42.304Z : Triggering scan for url2.sample.com
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:42.307Z : prometheus-exporter listening at 9000
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:42.507Z : Reading scan results for url1.sample.com
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:42.508Z : Reading scan results for url2.sample.com
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:43.001Z : Skipping invalid response for mozilla scoring
INFO @ 2019-04-02T13:57:43.024Z : Skipping invalid response for mozilla scoring
and the logs in JSON format within the directy logs
NOTE: You can omit the port, it will default to 443.
TBD
The package can be also used as a dependency:
npm i @toolisticon/ssl-hostinfo-prometheus-exporter
In your app you can use then the api:
const updateRoutesInfo = require('@toolisticon/ssl-hostinfo-prometheus-exporter').updateRoutesInfo;
const startPrometheusListener = require('@toolisticon/ssl-hostinfo-prometheus-exporter').startPrometheusListener;
// trigger one update immediatly
triggerUpdate();
startPrometheusListener();
To debug run the following command:
node --inspect-brk index.js
To debug unit tests:
npm run test:debug
FAQs
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The npm package @toolisticon/ssl-hostinfo-prometheus-exporter receives a total of 51 weekly downloads. As such, @toolisticon/ssl-hostinfo-prometheus-exporter popularity was classified as not popular.
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