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GeoHealthCheck

GeoHealthCheck (GHC) is a Service Status and QoS Checker for OGC Web Services and web APIs in general. See also the full GHC documentation.

Easiest is to run GHC using Docker. Below a quick overview of a manual install on Unix-based systems like Apple MacOS and Linux.

virtualenv GeoHealthCheck && cd $_
. bin/activate
git clone https://github.com/geopython/GeoHealthCheck.git
cd GeoHealthCheck
pip install Paver
# setup installation
paver setup
# generate secret key
paver create_secret_key
# setup local configuration (overrides GeoHealthCheck/config_main.py)
vi instance/config_site.py
# edit at least secret key:
# - SECRET_KEY  # copy/paste result string from paver create_secret_key

# Optional: edit other settings or leave defaults
# - SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI
# - GHC_RETENTION_DAYS
# - GHC_SELF_REGISTER
# - GHC_RUNNER_IN_WEBAPP
# - GHC_ADMIN_EMAIL
# - GHC_SITE_TITLE
# - GHC_MAP (or use default settings)

# setup database and superuser account interactively 
paver create

# start webserver with healthcheck runner daemon inside 
# (default is 0.0.0.0:8000)
python GeoHealthCheck/app.py  
# or start webserver on another port
python GeoHealthCheck/app.py 0.0.0.0:8881
# or start webserver on another IP
python GeoHealthCheck/app.py 192.168.0.105:8001

# OR start webserver and separate runner daemon (scheduler) process
vi instance/config_site.py
# GHC_RUNNER_IN_WEBAPP = False
python GeoHealthCheck/scheduler.py & 
python GeoHealthCheck/app.py  

# next: use a real webserver or preferably Docker for production

# other commands
#
# drop database
python GeoHealthCheck/models.py drop

# load data in database (WARN: deletes existing data!)
# See example data .json files in tests/data
python GeoHealthCheck/models.py load <.json data file> [y/n]

More in the full GHC documentation.