Find and kill consul zombie services.
If you fail to deregister consul services and health checks it can be nice to have a tool to prune the dead from the living. This is especially true if you are deploying in a container environment where every service gets a fresh and unique ID.
Install by cloning the repo and running ./build.sh
There are three invocations of this tool:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
zombie |
Get a little help |
zombie [opts] hunt |
List services that match your search terms, dead or alive |
zombie [opts] kill |
Repeat the search from the hunt above but kill those services that fail at least one health check |
Available options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-f |
Force killing of all matches, including healthy services |
-s string |
Limit search by service address (regexp) |
-t string |
Limit search by tag |
-local-addr string |
Address with port of "local" agent to use to retrieve service list from (defaults to value of CONSUL_HTTP_ADDR env var) |
-remote-port int |
Port to use when connecting to remote agents. Defaults to 8500 |
-token string |
ACL token to use in all API requests |
-rate |
Optionally limits deregistration calls to -rate per minute. Defaults to 0, or unrestricted |
-v |
Verbose |
-vv |
Increased verbosity |
-vvv |
Super verbosity |