nsqadmin_to_slack

nsqadmin_to_slack

nsqadmin_to_slack sends event actions from nsqadmin to a slack channel. It's inspired by nsqadmin2hipchat by @danielhfrank.

This was adapted from a more generic internal nofication system in use at Bitly.

nsqadmin configuration

nsqadmin supports creating a datastream of events of state change actions. These events cover actions like pause/unpause/empty/remove for topics and channels.

To enable this event datastream configure nsqadmin to use the HTTP PUB endpoint on nsqd

nsqadmin --notification-http-endpoint="http://127.0.0.1:4151/pub?topic=nsqadmin_events"

If HTTP requests to nqsadmin have a Basic authorization header (often from running behind an authenticating proxy like oauth2_proxy) that will be recorded in the event as the User initiating action. If the header X-Forwarded-Email is set, that will be used to match to the right slack user.

The structure of these events is defined here.

Configuration

nsqadmin_to_slack supports reading nsqadmin events from a nsqd topic, and sending properly formatted events to slack.

Usage of ./nsqadmin_to_slack:
  -channel string
      NSQ channel (default "nsqadmin_to_slack")
  -consumer-opt value
      option to passthrough to nsq.Consumer (may be given multiple times, http://godoc.org/github.com/nsqio/go-nsq#Config)
  -lookupd-http-address value
      lookupd HTTP address (may be given multiple times)
  -max-in-flight int
      max number of messages to allow in flight (default 200)
  -nsqd-tcp-address value
      nsqd TCP address (may be given multiple times)
  -slack-channel string
      Slack channel. i.e. #test
  -slack-token string
      Slack API Token (may alternately be specified via SLACK_TOKEN environment variable)
  -topic string
      NSQ topic
  -version
      print version string