NAME

check_supervisorctl - Check supervisorctl for the status of running items as well as configs.

SYNOPSIS

check_supervisorctl [-f <config_dir>] [-c] [-d <ignore_config>] [-i <ignore>] [-s <status mapping>]

check_supervisorctl -h/--help

check_supervisorctl -v/--version

DESCRIPTION

Calls 'supervisorctl status' and by default alerts for anything not starting or running.

Optionally then checks under the conf.d dir for supervisor and to check to see what is there matches what is running, wanting each item running to have it's own config and ensure everything present is running, ensure that the config and current status is in sync. This operates under the assumption that each item has it's own config and the name of the two matches post removing /\.conf$/ from the name of the file.

FLAGS

-c

Check configs as well.

-f <config_dir>

The directory to look for configs under if -c is set.

Only items matching /\.conf$/ are checked.

Default: /usr/local/etc/supervisor/conf.d

Linux: /etc/supervisor/conf.d

-d <ignore_config>

A config entry to ignore.

May be used more than once.

-i <ignore>

A item from status to ignore.

May be used more than once.

-s <status=mapping>

Maps a status to to a exit value.

May be used more than once to define more than one mapping.

For supervisorctl it is as below.

stopped  = 2
starting = 0
running  = 0
backoff  = 2
stopping = 2
exited   = 2
fatal    = 2
unknown  = 2

For config checking it is as below.

config_missing         = 2
config_dir_missing     = 3
config_dir_nonreadable = 3