check-consul-members

Check if every EC2 instance joins the Consul cluster.

Synopsis

check-consul-members --ec2-tag <ec2-tag-key> --ec2-value <ec2-tag-value> --consul-service <consul-service> [--consul-tag <consul-service-tag>]

Description

Checks if every EC2 instance tagged with the key <ec2-tag> and the value <ec2-tag-value> joins the Consul cluster and have a service runnign with the name <consul-serviec> (and the tag <consul-service-tag>).

Options

• --ec2-tag <ec2-tag-key>
• --ec2-value <ec2-tag-value>
• --consul-service <consul-service>
• --consul-tag <consul-service-tag> (optional)

An access key ID and a secret access key shall be provided in the environment as AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY resp. These values may be specified in the standard ~/.aws/credentials file. You also have to provide AWS_REGION to specify the AWS region to which the EC2 instances belong.

Example

Checks all the EC2 instances tagged with Role=www join the Consul cluster and running a service rails.

export AWS_REGION=ap-northeast-1
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=AKIAxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
check-consul-members --ec2-tag Role --ec2-value www --consul-service rails