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hcheck
Summary
This repo povides a very simple tool called hcheck that will check the HTTP return code of a given URL and verify it matches your expected code. This tool is useful to ensure expected results when ran in parrallel with load testing activity. The tool can operate in a one-and-done mode or consistently polling in the foreground and logging any unexpected result.
In addition to checking the return code, we use nathanejohnson/intransport when fetching secure resources to automatically fetch intermediate certificates and do full chain verification including stapled OCSP responses.
Installing
Users with a proper Go environment (1.8+ required) ...
go get -u github.com/myENA/hcheck
Developers that wish to take advantage of vendoring and other options ...
git clone https://github.com/myENA/hcheck.git
cd hcheck
make
Usage
Summary
ahurt$ ./hcheck
Usage: hcheck [--version] [--help] <command> [<args>]
Available commands are:
check Validate host return code and exit.
watch Poll target host and validate return code.
Common Options
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
url |
The fully qualified URL to check | empty |
code |
The expected return code | 200 |
timeout |
Time to wait for a response | 5s |
insecure |
Skip TLS validation | false |
Watch Specific Options
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
interval |
Watch poll interval | 5s |
Example
ahurt$ ./hcheck check -url www.google.com -code 400
2018/06/01 14:44:13 [Error] Check failed: expected 400, got 200
ahurt$ echo $?
1
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