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Vacation time is time to hack on stuff. I updated gridscale-check to make use of the version 2 of gsclient-go. Alongside with that came a few minor additions and fixes to gridscale-check. 0.3.0 of gridscale-check. Binaries can be downloaded from the releases page. For some intro on gridscale-ch...

Vacation time is time to clean things up and as such I can now release 0.2.0 of gridscale-check. Binaries can be downloaded from the releases page. Since gridscale has released the stable version of gsclient-go - our go SDK it was time to move gridscale-check from using libretto to gsclient-go. ...

Last year I’ve added preliminary support to libretto. Back then the libretto project already seemed a bit abandonded. Now it is gone. Since gridscale has released a go sdk it does not make sense to keep the fork of libretto around - especially not, since I’ve updated gridscale-check to work with ...

With the recent addition of the relations to the VM layer in the gridscale support for libretto, it’s now a matter of a few lines of code to check for certain criteria. See this blogpost on some notes on relations. Before we dive into the examples: gridscale-check lives at g.hazardous.org. Che...

Since I was fiddling with libretto and gridscale anyways and I had the urge to monitor wether or not there are always five snapshots of a certain storage with the youngest being two hours old at maximum, I came up with a small check command for icinga/nagios: gridscale-check Checking the number ...

A while ago I started on adding support for the german IaaS-provider gridscale to the golang library libretto. libretto is used to orchestrate various IaaS-solutions such as Azure, AWS, Google Cloud Platform, on-premise solutions such as OpenStack and others. For a complete list take a look at ...