Elder Web Test

This project contains a script to check URLs and log the results. The script runs inside a Docker container and uses Fluent Bit to send the logs to an Elasticsearch service.

Project Structure

• assets/: Directory for additional files.
• dockerfile: Dockerfile to build the container image.
• elder_web_test.py: Main script to check URLs and log results.
• fluent-bit.conf: Fluent Bit configuration.
• parsers.conf: Parsers configuration for Fluent Bit.

Requirements

• Docker
• Python 3
• Pip

Installation

1. Clone this repository.
2. Build the Docker image:

docker build -t elder-web-test .

Usage

1. Run the Docker container:

docker run -d \
  -e POLLING_INTERVAL=<int> \
  -e ELASTIC_PROTOCOL=http \
  -e ELASTIC_SERVICE=<ElasticSearch-Hostname> \
  -e ELASTIC_PORT=9200 \
  -e ELASTIC_USERNAME=<ElasticSearch-Username> \
  -e ELASTIC_PASSWORD=<ElasticSearch-Password> \
  -e ELASTIC_TLS=On \
  -e ELASTIC_TLS_VERIFY=Off \
  elder-web-test

Configuration

Environment Variables

• POLLING_INTERVAL: Time interval in seconds between each script execution.
• ELASTIC_PROTOCOL: Protocol to connect to Elasticsearch (http or https).
• ELASTIC_SERVICE: Elasticsearch service.
• ELASTIC_PORT: Elasticsearch port.
• ELASTIC_USERNAME: Username for Elasticsearch authentication.
• ELASTIC_PASSWORD: Password for Elasticsearch authentication.
• ELASTIC_TLS: Enable TLS (On or Off).
• ELASTIC_TLS_VERIFY: Verify TLS (On or Off).

Fluent Bit

The fluent-bit.conf file configures Fluent Bit to run the script and send the logs to Elasticsearch.

Parsers

The parsers.conf file defines a JSON parser for the logs generated by the script.

Contributions

This is more like an "read and improve it yourself" thing.

License

This project is licensed under the tuvieja License. 👵