pcf-status's Introduction

pcf-status

This application will return useful information about a PCF install.

Installing

Simply push the application to you cloud foundry.

> cf push -f manifest.yml

for some of the older foundations, you may need to specify the go buildpack:

> cf push -f manifest.yml -b https://github.com/cloudfoundry/go-buildpack.git

Configuration

Apply the following configuration to the application instance.

Environment Variable	Details
`UAA_ADDRESS`	This is the URL to the UAA and Ops Manager instance. Example: `https://192.168.0.0`
`OPSMAN_USER`	This is the Ops Man user that you want to use.
`OPSMAN_PASSWORD`	This is the password to the Ops Man user.

Raw Data

Note that for sorting reasons, we inject the \u0001 and \u0002. This may not be a great implementation, but it helped keep the Ops Man and ERT in the order we wanted.

You can query the application using the following route: http://<Application Route>/versions

It will then return:

{
  "versions":{
    "\u0001Ops Man":{
      "ver":"1.7.13.0"
    },
    "\u0002ERT":{
      "ver":"1.7.21-build.2"
    },
    "MySql Tile":{
      "ver":"1.7.13"
    }
  }
}

To include the stemcell versions add a query parameter named scv and set it to true. For example http://<Application Route>/versions?scv=true would return:

{
  "versions":{
    "\u0001Ops Man":{
      "ver":"1.7.13.0"
    },
    "\u0002ERT":{
      "ver":"1.7.21-build.2",
      "sc":"3232.19"
    },
    "MySql Tile":{
      "ver":"1.7.13",
      "sc":"3232.19"
    }
  }
}