consul2sns

Publish state changes from Consul to AWS SNS.

Usage

On one of the Consul servers, run the following command: consul watch -type=check cat | ./consul2sns.py -t foo-bar

The following Python modules are required:

-t, --topic TOPIC The AWS SNS topic ARN to publish to. This is an expanding ARN, meaning it will make assumptions to fill in the whole ARN; using the region selected and the AWS account ID of the Boto user. This means that you can use just the SNS topic name (e.g. foobar) and it will expand it to the full ARN (e.g. arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:foobar).
-r, --region REGION The AWS region to connect to.
-f, --filter FILTER The state transition filter, which is a JSON dictionary of state changes that will be passed to SNS. Default is all state changes. The valid states are:
passing
warning
critical For example, if the dictionary was {"warning": ["critical", "passing"], "critical": ["passing"]}, it would only forward state transitions from warning to critical or passing, and from critical to passing.
--escalation Only forward escalating states (from passing up to critical).
--de-escalation Only forward de-escalating states (from critical down to passing).
--access-key-id ACCESS_KEY_ID The AWS IAM access key ID. You should use boto.cfg instead.
--secret-access-key SECRET_ACCESS_KEY The AWS IAM secret access key. You should use boto.cfg instead.
-v, --verbose Print verbose output.