As an enterprise or free user, I'd like to know if my license is close to expiring.
I've created this hacky bash script, but it's not an ideal solution:
#!/bin/bash
#Set variables
CURRENT_DATETIME=$(date -d now +"%s")
LICENSE_EXPIRY=$(sensuctl license info --format wrapped-json | jq .spec.license.validUntil | xargs)
LICENSE_EXPIRY_DATETIME=$(date -d $LICENSE_EXPIRY +"%s")
#Uncomment to make sure vars are working
#echo $CURRENT_DATETIME
#echo $LICENSE_EXPIRY_DATETIME
#Do some maths
DAYS_LEFT=$(( ( LICENSE_EXPIRY_DATETIME - CURRENT_DATETIME )/(60*60*24) ))
if [ $DAYS_LEFT -le 60 ]
then
echo "You have less than 60 days left for your Sensu license";
exit 1
elif [ $DAYS_LEFT -le 30 ]
then
echo "You have less than 30 days left for your Sensu license"
exit 2
else
echo "You have greater than 60 days left for your Sensu license"
exit 0
fi
As an enterprise or free user, I'd like to know if my license is close to expiring.
I've created this hacky bash script, but it's not an ideal solution: