terraform-provider-cronitor

Terraform Provider for Cronitor

Allows you to manage cronitor monitors.

How to use this provider

To install this provider, copy and paste this code into your Terraform configuration. Then, run terraform init.

terraform {
  required_providers {
    cronitor = {
      source = "nauxliu/cronitor"
      version = ">=1.0.3"
    }
  }
}

Provider configuration

The following arguments are supported in the provider block:

api_key - (Required) API key of Cronitor
default_timezone - (Optional) Default timezone for all monitors

Resources

cronitor_heartbeat_monitor

Example Usage

provider "cronitor" {
  api_key = "{your api key}"
}

resource "cronitor_heartbeat_monitor" "example" {
    name = "foobar"

    notifications {
        webhooks = ["https://webhook.url"]
        slack = ["https://slack.incoming.webhook.url"]
    }

    rule {
        value = "* * * * * *"
        grace_seconds = 30
    }
    
    rule {
        rule_type = "run_ping_not_received"
    }
    
    rule {
        rule_type = "ran_less_than"
        time_unit = "minutes"
        value = 10
    }

    tags = ["foo", "bar"]

    note = "heartbeat monitor"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• name - (Required) the name of your monitor. Note: All of your monitors must have a unique name.
• notifications - (Required) where/how you wish to be contacted when a monitor's alerting is triggered. The following key/value pairs are all options, at least one of which must not be empty. Note: When extending notification template(s), passing an empty array will overload the templated notification settings for that key.
  • templates (Optional) - ordered list of templates (by key) to extend from. Merged from left-to-right, and then with any monitor-specific template settings defined here.
  • emails (Optional) - list of emails to send alerts to
  • slack (Array) - list of slack webhook URLs (found on account settings page)
  • pagerduty (Optional) - list of pagerduty keys (found on account settings page)
  • phones (Optional) - list of phone numbers to send SMS alerts to
  • webhooks (Optional) - list of URLs (prefixed with http:// or https://) to callback to
• rule (Required) - When creating and updating a monitor you must specify the rules that will trigger alerts to be sent.
  • rule_type (Optional) - Options are:
    • not_on_schedule // default
    • run_ping_not_received
    • complete_ping_not_received
    • ran_longer_than
    • ran_less_than
    • run_ping_received
    • complete_ping_received
  • value (Optional) - For not_on_schedule rules, this should be a cron expression like */10 * * * 1-5. For run_ping_received and complete_ping_received, no value or time_unit is accepted. For all other rule types, this should be a number that is combined with with time_unit to specify a time interval.
  • time_unit (Optional) - Not required for not_on_schedule rules. Options are:
    • seconds
    • minutes
    • hours
    • days
    • weeks
  • hours_to_followup_alert (Optional) - how long to wait between sending you follow up alerts. By default Cronitor will wait 8 hours before sending a second round of alerts. The minimum value that you may set this to is 1 hour.
  • grace_seconds (Optional) - Specify a grace period for evaluation of this rule. For not_on_schedule rules, this is used when evaluating start time and total runtime duration.
• tags (Optional) - A list of tags. Each tag must be a string <= 50 chars.
• note (Optional) - a note that you would like to have included in alerts. It's useful if you need to include context/tips for anyone receiving these alerts. Note that due to the size limits on SMS messages it will not be included in those alerts.
• timezone (Optional) - Override the provider's default timezone

Import

Monitor can be imported using the code, e.g.

$ terraform import cronitor_heartbeat_monitor.example EaB9B2