Monitor SSL certificate validity for records with multiple IPs.
Compatible with Icinga, Nagios, Sensu, ... It uses the common exit codes.
We have several domains which are using DNS RR for loadbalancing/availability.
Such domains are especially sensitive, when SSL certificates are renewed. Some of them can easily be missed or deployment fails. It's often hard to discover, which particular service is misconfigured.
So we've created this little tool to fill this gap. It will resolve all IPs belonging to a certain domain, check every one of them, validates that the certificate chains are correct and that they are still valid for some time.
It will handle both IPv4 and IPv6. Missing IPv6 connectivity will be reported in the result.
$ ./check-ssl -hostsfile hostsfile.txt >certificates.csv
Usage of ./check-ssl:
-V print version and exit
-c uint
critical validity in days (default 14)
-connection-timeout duration
timeout connection - see: https://golang.org/pkg/time/#ParseDuration (default 30s)
-host string
the domain name of the host to check
-lookup-timeout duration
timeout for DNS lookups - see: https://golang.org/pkg/time/#ParseDuration (default 10s)
-w uint
warning validity in days (default 30)
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