btrz-health-check

btrz-health-check

A series of classes that will ping different service types to verify accessibility. Used in Betterez microservices to check status of dependent services.

Runtimes supported

io.js >= 2.0.3 node >= v4.2

Usage

The main class is the HealthCheckers class.

This class exposes only one method .checkStatus() that takes an array of checkers. Each checker will check one service and returns a promise that will resolve or reject accordingly to the status of the service. The module comes with a series of checkers that you can configure and use for your particular case (see below for more information). You can also create your own checkers easily.

Custom checkers

All custom providers will return a promise that resolves or fails with the service name and status.

{name: "ServiceName", status: 200} //if promise resolves
{name: "ServiceName", status: 200} //if promise rejects

All custom providers also take an optional options parameter that allow to override the service name and to provide a logger object.

Override the service name is useful when you need to validate the connection to multiple services of the same type.

let mongoChecker = new MongoDbHealthChecker(mongoDriver, {name: "MyCustomServiceName"});

You can also provide a logger to log the error on failure. The object should have an .error function. It will be called with the name of the service and the error.

let mongoChecker = new MongoDbHealthChecker(mongoDriver, {logger: myLogger});

Build in checkers

SQS

Will check connectivity to Amazon SQS. It will read a list of queues available for the logged in user.

{name: "SQS", status: 200} //if promise resolves
{name: "SQS", status: 200} //if promise rejects

#### Usage

    let SQSHealthChecker =  require("btrz-health-checker").SQSHealthChecker;

    let sqsChecker = new SQSHealthChecker(awsSqsDriver);
    sqsChecker.checkStatus()
      .then(function (result) {
        //If's working fine
      })
      .catch(function (result) {
        //Something is not wright.
      });

The only mandatory parameter is an instance of a properly configured AWS SQS driver. Internally we will call the listQueues() function, so it should at least implement that function.

MongoDb

Will check connectivity to MongoDb doing a call to collectionNames in the MongoDb driver.

{name: "MongoDb", status: 200} //if promise resolves
{name: "MongoDb", status: 200} //if promise rejects

Usage

let MongoDbHealthChecker =  require("btrz-health-checker").MongoDbHealthChecker;

let mongoChecker = new MongoDbHealthChecker(mongoDriver);
mongoChecker.checkStatus()
  .then(function (result) {
    //If's working fine
  })
  .catch(function (result) {
    //Something is not wright.
  });

The only mandatory parameter is an instance of a properly configured mongoDriver. Internally we will call the collectionNames() function, so it should at least implement that function.