Pomby

Pomby is a simple application monitoring system for your services. Track downtime including error and downtime reports.

Pomby is designed to be a pluggable architecture to allow you to build any type of monitor you need, as well as add pluggable actions on your monitors.

Getting Started

const pomby = require('@pomby/pomby');
const pombySimple = require('@pomby/simplerequest');

pomby({
  db: 'mongodb://localhost/pomby',
  port: 8087,
  development: false,
  sessionAge: 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000,
  monitorHandlers: [pombySimple],
  dataRetention: 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000, // 1 week
  defaultRunSpacing: 1 * 60 * 1000, // 1 min
});

db - required

Database conenction string - mongo DB

monitorHandlers <[handler]> - required

An array of monitor handlers that you wish to be available.

port - required

default: 8080

Required to set the port the application runs on.

defaultRunSpacing - required

default: 30 seconds (also the minimum setting)

This specifies how often the monitors will fun by default.

development - optional

Runs the project in development mode, live rebuilds of the UI and more debugging output.

sessionAge - optional

Login session age in ms

dataRetentions - optional

Time to retrain error logs and per-run spacing logs. Hourly and daily records are stored indefinity.

What does it do?

Dashboard

A quick view to how your monitored applications are doing right now.

Monitors

Detailed statistics about your monitored application and reporting on that monitored service.

Monitors

• Simple Request - Simple request library using node fetch

Plugins

• Console Alerts - Console alerts for your monitors
• Elastic Alerts - Elastic / Kibana alerts for your monitors

Plugin Hooks

The following are the types of hooks you can use when creating a plugin

• onRunComplete(config, monitor, runLog, error, errorDetails) - Hook runs after a run is completed for a monitor

Reporting

Coming soon...