Manage LogDNA instance configuration via CLI

logdna / logdna-cli

The LogDNA CLI allows you to signup for a new account and tail your server logs right from the command line.

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Manage LogDNA instance configuration via CLI #41

Open Nashluffy opened 4 years ago

Nashluffy commented 4 years ago

Really should have a way to manage LogDNA instance (views, alerts, dashboards, etc...) from the CLI or Python. I want to configure alerts from a Python script, back up alerts, dashboards, restore from these JSON backups.

Even if you could just provide an endpoint for me to do this.

andkon commented 4 years ago

Hi @Nashluffy – I transferred the issue to our CLI repo. You can check out the docs for it here: https://docs.logdna.com/docs/logdna-cli

The configuration features you describe currently aren't available via the CLI, however, they are features we've built into the webapp itself: https://docs.logdna.com/docs/how-to-replicate-logdna-configurations

I'll create a feature request in our internal board to track this as a feature on the CLI, but I don't foresee it being a priority this year.

Nashluffy commented 4 years ago

Hey thanks for getting back so quick. I'll go into more detail, wasn't sure that anyone would see my issue initially.

CLI Added Behavior:

GET current views
GET current dashboards
GET current alerts
POST create views
POST create dashboards
POST create alert
POST update views
POST update dashboards
POST update alert
POST detach alert

My selfish wish for the aforementioned behaviors mainly revolve around updates to our hosts.

Whenever we bring a node down, we have to go into the UI and manually detach the alerts.
Whenever we want to add a new view across all LogDNA instances, we have to go into each UI

Hope this helps. Thanks!

Nashluffy commented 3 years ago

I think this is done with https://docs.logdna.com/reference#getting-started-with-the-configuration-api