A very simple cron script to send Pingdom data to Cachet.

• Git
• Composer
• PHP 7.0 or newer

Clone the repository to your server

git clone https://github.com/stayallive/pingdom-to-cachet
cd pingdom-to-cachet

Install composer dependencies

composer install --no-dev -o

Copy the example .env file to the real one

cp .env.example .env

Edit .env with your favorite editor (ex. nano .env) and update the values:

• PINGDOM_USERNAME: Your Pingdom username
• PINGDOM_PASSWORD: Your Pingdom password
• PINGDOM_API_KEY: Your Pingdom API key / token
• CACHET_HOST: The location of your Cachet installation (ex. https://status.example.com)
• CACHET_API_KEY: The API key of your Cachet user
• COMPONENTS_MAP: The mapping between you Cachet component ID and your Pingdom check ID (ex. 1:12345,2:54321)
• METRICS_MAP: The mapping between you Cachet metric ID and your Pingdom check ID (ex. 1:12345,2:54321)

The maps need to be defined in the following format: <CACHET_ID>:<PINGDOM_ID>. If you want more than 1 mapping you can seperate them with a , (without spaces)

If everything is setup you can manually check if everything is running smoothly by executing

php src/cron.php

You should see output about the data that is retrieved from Pingdom and sent to Cachet.

You can add a CRON entry to run the cron overy minute (or other interval) to update the components and metrics.

# m   h  dom mon dow   command
# Run the Pingdom to Cachet CRON every minute
  *   *  *   *   *     php /path/to/pingdom-to-cachet/src/cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1
# Run the Pingdom to Cachet CRON every 5 minutes
# */5 *  *   *   *     php /path/to/pingdom-to-cachet/src/cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1

Simply run git pull where you pulled the repository to, easy as cake.

If you discover a security vulnerability, please send an e-mail to Alex Bouma at [email protected]. All security vulnerabilities will be swiftly addressed.

The Pingdom to Cachet CRON is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.