def enable_monitoring(self):
"""
Enable monitoring on this instance.
"""
if not settings.NEWRELIC_ADMIN_USER_API_KEY:
self.logger.warning('Skipping monitoring setup, '
'NEWRELIC_ADMIN_USER_API_KEY not set')
return
self.logger.info('Checking New Relic Synthetics monitors')
# The notifications for the monitors are now set up using New Relic alert policies. Alert policies
# can contain one or more alert conditions and an alert condition can be associated with
# one or more Synthetics (aka availability) monitors.
#
# An alert policy can have one or more existing notification channels added to it. We use email
# notification channels for sending out email notifications.
#
# The alert policy can be configured to create an incident per policy, per alert condition or per monitor and
# entity (for each failure). We use the 'per-policy' setting on all the alert policies.
try:
alert_policy = NewRelicAlertPolicy.objects.get(instance=self)
except NewRelicAlertPolicy.DoesNotExist:
alert_policy_id = newrelic.add_alert_policy(self.domain)
alert_policy = NewRelicAlertPolicy.objects.create(
id=alert_policy_id, instance=self)
self._update_url_monitors(alert_policy)
self._set_email_alerts(alert_policy)
def test_add_alert_policy(self):
"""
Check that the add_alert_policy function adds an alert
"""
url = '{}.json'.format(newrelic.ALERTS_POLICIES_API_URL)
policy_name = 'Test'
policy_id = 1
response_json = {'policy': {'id': policy_id}}
responses.add(responses.POST, url, json=response_json, status=201)
self.assertEqual(newrelic.add_alert_policy(policy_name), policy_id)
self.assertEqual(len(responses.calls), 1)
request_json = json.loads(responses.calls[0].request.body.decode())
request_headers = responses.calls[0].request.headers
self.assertEqual(request_headers['x-api-key'], 'admin-api-key')
self.assertEqual(request_json, {
'policy': {
'incident_preference': 'PER_POLICY',
'name': policy_name
}
})