peach-probe

Probe PeachCloud microservices to evaluate their state and ensure correct API responses.

peach-probe is a CLI tool for contract testing of the public API's exposed by PeachCloud microservices. It is composed of JSON-RPC clients which make calls to the methods of their respective servers and generates a report with the results.

peach-probe also makes use of systemctl status commands to test the status of all PeachCloud microservices.

This utility is intended to provide a rapid means of testing a deployed PeachCloud system and allow informed trouble-shooting in the case of errors.

Installation

After adding releases.peachcloud.org to /etc/sources.list, as described here, peach-probe can be installed by running: sudo apt-get install peach-probe

Usage

USAGE:
    peach-probe [FLAGS] [services]...

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -V, --version    Prints version information
    -v, --verbose    prints successful endpoint calls in addition to errors

ARGS:
    <services>...   [possible values: peach_oled, peach_Network, peach_stats, peach_menu, peach_web,
                     peach_Buttons, peach_monitor]

If no service arguments are provided, peach-probe will query all services.

Custom Port Numbers

If peach-microservices are running on ports other than the default ports, this can be specified using environmental variables as documented here.

Todo

On detecting certain errors, suggest possible fixes
Finish querying of all peach-network endpoints

Licensing

AGPL-3.0

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