Create a new Pulumi project
Install the Pulumi CLI and create a new project via the command line.
PULUMI
The smart way to monitor your assets
Scale your monitoring-as-code in Checkly with our Pulumi provider to monitor large websites and APIs without a hitch.
index.js
new checkly.Check("api-check", {
type: "API",
name: "Get public product listing",
activated: true,
frequency: 10,
locations: ["us-east-1"],
request: {
method: "GET",
url: "https://webshop.com/api/products",
assertions: [
{
source: "STATUS_CODE",
comparison: "EQUALS",
target: 200
}
]
}
})
Your app’s code lives in source control.
Your monitoring should too.
Goes with your workflow
Already using Pulumi for your Infrastructure as Code (IaC)? Just plug the Pulumi provider into your pipeline and automate your monitoring, too!
Increased transparency
Keep an eye on your releases and rollbacks by declaring your checks as code and aligning your monitoring with your favorite cloud resources provider.
One setup for local and cloud
Easily develop and test your checks locally, push to source control, and apply changes automatically.
Provision your monitoring infrastructure in seconds
Handling your checks, groups, alerts and other monitoring resources should never stop you from shipping code efficiently or having better visibility.
// Create your first Browser check
new checkly.Check("add-product-to-cart", {
type: "BROWSER",
name: "Add to cart",
activated: true,
frequency: 5,
locations: ["us-east-1", "eu-central-1"],
script: readFileSync("./__checks__/add-to-cart.js", "utf-8")
})
// Create new group
const group = new checkly.CheckGroup("cart", {
name: "Product and cart",
activated: true,
concurrency: 1,
apiCheckDefaults: {},
locations: ["eu-west-1", "eu-central-1"],
tags: ["pulumi"],
useGlobalAlertSettings: true,
privateLocations: []
})
new checkly.Check("fetch-products", {
type: "API",
name: "Fetch products",
activated: true,
frequency: 10,
locations: ["us-east-1", "eu-central-1"],
request: {
method: "GET",
url: "https://webshop.com/products",
assertions: [
{
source: "STATUS_CODE",
comparison: "EQUALS",
target: 200
}
]
},
// Assign check to group
groupId: group.id.apply(id => parseInt(id))
})
new checkly.Check("add-product-to-cart", {
type: "BROWSER",
name: "Add to cart",
activated: true,
frequency: 5,
locations: ["us-east-1", "eu-central-1"],
script: readFileSync("./__checks__/add-to-cart.js", "utf-8")
// Assign check to group
groupId: group.id.apply(id => parseInt(id))
})
// Create new alert channels
const emailChannel = new checkly.AlertChannel("email-alert", {
email: {
address: "admin@webshop.com"
}
})
const slackChannel = new checkly.AlertChannel("slack-alert", {
slack: {
url: "https://hooks.slack.com/services/YOUR_HOOK",
channel: "#alerts",
}
})
const group = new checkly.CheckGroup("cart", {
name: "Product and cart",
activated: true,
concurrency: 1,
apiCheckDefaults: {},
locations: ["eu-west-1", "eu-central-1"],
tags: ["pulumi"],
useGlobalAlertSettings: true,
// Assign alert channels to entire groups or individual checks
alertChannelSubscriptions: [
{
activated: true,
channelId: slackChannel.id.apply(id => parseInt(id)),
},
{
activated: true,
channelId: emailChannel.id.apply(id => parseInt(id)),
}
]
privateLocations: []
})
new checkly.Check("fetch-products", {
type: "API",
name: "Fetch products",
activated: true,
frequency: 10,
locations: ["us-east-1", "eu-central-1"],
request: {
method: "GET",
url: "https://webshop.com/products",
assertions: [
{
source: "STATUS_CODE",
comparison: "EQUALS",
target: 200
}
]
},
groupId: group.id.apply(id => parseInt(id))
})
new checkly.Check("add-product-to-cart", {
type: "BROWSER",
name: "Add to cart",
activated: true,
frequency: 5,
locations: ["us-east-1", "eu-central-1"],
script: readFileSync("./__checks__/add-to-cart.js", "utf-8")
groupId: group.id.apply(id => parseInt(id))
})
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Get Started
1
$ pulumi new
2
Install the Pulumi provider
$ npm install --save @checkly/pulumi3
Export your credentials
Find your API key and account ID in your user settings and export them as environment variables.
$ export CHECKLY_API_KEY={YOUR_API_KEY}
$ export CHECKLY_ACCOUNT_ID={YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID}
4
Get example code
The Provider includes detailed information on how to get started.
const checkly = require("@checkly/pulumi")
new checkly.Check("fetch-products", {
type: "API",
name: "Fetch products",
activated: true,
frequency: 10,
locations: ["us-east-1", "eu-central-1"],
request: {
method: "GET",
url: "https://webshop.com/products",
assertions: [
{
source: "STATUS_CODE",
comparison: "EQUALS",
target: 200
}
]
}
})
5
Run it
Apply your Pulumi config and control your Checkly infrastructure with code.
$ pulumi up