def create(self, request):
"""
Receives one or more notifications and saves them to the database.
This method is a part of private API.
Method: POST
URL: /api/event/report/
Case 1: Reporting single event (notification)
---------------------------------------------
Request parameters:
* description - message describing the event
* short_description - shorter message, e.g. to use in list
* timestamp - when the event occurred
* event_type - type of the event which should also describe
its importance
* protocol - network protocol related to the event
* hostname - name of the source host
* source_host_ipv4, source_host_ipv6 - IPv4 and IPv6
addresses of the source host
* fields_class - monitoring module identifier
Any additional data provided with the event will be serialized and
saved together with fields described above.
Response:
* status - **ok** or **error**
* message - details of the result
Case 2: Reporting multiple events at once
-----------------------------------------
Request parameters:
* events - list of events serialized with JSON
Response:
* status - **ok** or **error**
* message - details of the result
"""
if request.POST.get('events'):
try:
events = json.loads(request.POST.get('events', ''))
except ValueError:
return api_error(_('No events could be read'))
for event_dict in events:
try:
event_data = get_event_data(request, event_dict)
except EventParseError, e:
message = str(e)
return api_error(_(message))
event = Event(**event_data)
event.save()
if event.event_type.notify:
notifier.manager.add(event.short_message, event.message,
event.user(), event)
return api_ok(_('Events reported successfully'))
def create(self, request):
"""
Receives one or more notifications and saves them to the database.
This method is a part of private API.
Method: POST
URL: /api/event/report/
Case 1: Reporting single event (notification)
---------------------------------------------
Request parameters:
* description - message describing the event
* short_description - shorter message, e.g. to use in list
* timestamp - when the event occurred
* event_type - type of the event which should also describe
its importance
* protocol - network protocol related to the event
* hostname - name of the source host
* source_host_ipv4, source_host_ipv6 - IPv4 and IPv6
addresses of the source host
* fields_class - monitoring module identifier
Any additional data provided with the event will be serialized and
saved together with fields described above.
Response:
* status - **ok** or **error**
* message - details of the result
Case 2: Reporting multiple events at once
-----------------------------------------
Request parameters:
* events - list of events serialized with JSON
Response:
* status - **ok** or **error**
* message - details of the result
"""
if request.POST.get('events'):
try:
events = json.loads(request.POST.get('events', ''))
except ValueError:
return api_error(_('No events could be read'))
for event_dict in events:
try:
event_data = get_event_data(request, event_dict)
except EventParseError, e:
message = str(e)
return api_error(_(message))
event = Event(**event_data)
event.save()
if event.event_type.notify:
notifier.manager.add(event.short_message, event.message,
event.user(), event)
return api_ok(_('Events reported successfully'))
return api_ok(_('Events reported successfully'))
try:
event_data = get_event_data(request, request.POST)
except EventParseError, e:
message = str(e)
return api_error(_(message))
event = Event(**event_data)
event.save()
if event.event_type.notify:
notifier.manager.add(event.short_message, event.message,
event.user(), event)
return api_ok(_('Event reported successfully'))
def read(self, request, event_id=None):
"""
The part of the public API. If the event_id parameter is specified,
returns event details, otherwise returns events list ordered by timestamp.
In the second case, events may be filtered by source host or
timestamp and their number may be limited.
Method: GET
Request parameters:
* source_host - identifier of a source host
* time_from - include only those events which timestamp is greater
or equal than this value
* time_to - include only those events which timestamp if less than
return api_ok(_('Events reported successfully'))
try:
event_data = get_event_data(request, request.POST)
except EventParseError, e:
message = str(e)
return api_error(_(message))
event = Event(**event_data)
event.save()
if event.event_type.notify:
notifier.manager.add(event.short_message, event.message,
event.user(), event)
return api_ok(_('Event reported successfully'))
def read(self, request, event_id=None):
"""
The part of the public API. If the event_id parameter is specified,
returns event details, otherwise returns events list ordered by timestamp.
In the second case, events may be filtered by source host or
timestamp and their number may be limited.
Method: GET
Request parameters:
* source_host - identifier of a source host
* time_from - include only those events which timestamp is greater
or equal than this value
* time_to - include only those events which timestamp if less than
