Examples with HealthCheckResult org.xipki.common.HealthCheckResult used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HealthCheckResult

use of org.xipki.common.HealthCheckResult in project xipki by xipki.

the class OcspServerImpl method healthCheck.

@Override
public HealthCheckResult healthCheck(Responder responder2) {
    ResponderImpl responder = (ResponderImpl) responder2;
    HealthCheckResult result = new HealthCheckResult("OCSPResponder");
    boolean healthy = true;
    for (OcspStore store : responder.getStores()) {
        boolean storeHealthy = store.isHealthy();
        healthy &= storeHealthy;
        HealthCheckResult storeHealth = new HealthCheckResult("CertStatusStore." + store.getName());
        storeHealth.setHealthy(storeHealthy);
        result.addChildCheck(storeHealth);
    }
    boolean signerHealthy = responder.getSigner().isHealthy();
    healthy &= signerHealthy;
    HealthCheckResult signerHealth = new HealthCheckResult("Signer");
    signerHealth.setHealthy(signerHealthy);
    result.addChildCheck(signerHealth);
    result.setHealthy(healthy);
    return result;
}

Example 2 with HealthCheckResult

use of org.xipki.common.HealthCheckResult in project xipki by xipki.

the class HealthCheckResultTest method test1.

@Test
public void test1() {
    String encoded = "{\"healthy\":true}";
    HealthCheckResult result = HealthCheckResult.getInstanceFromJsonMessage("default", encoded);
    String noPrettyJson = "{\"healthy\":true}";
    String prettyJson = "{\n" + "    \"healthy\":true\n" + "}";
    check(result, noPrettyJson, prettyJson);
}

Example 3 with HealthCheckResult

use of org.xipki.common.HealthCheckResult in project xipki by xipki.

the class HealthCheckResultTest method test3.

@Test
public void test3() {
    HealthCheckResult result = new HealthCheckResult("mycheck-negative");
    result.setHealthy(false);
    String noPrettyJson = "{\"healthy\":false}";
    String prettyJson = "{\n" + "    \"healthy\":false\n" + "}";
    check(result, noPrettyJson, prettyJson);
}

Example 4 with HealthCheckResult

use of org.xipki.common.HealthCheckResult in project xipki by xipki.

the class HealthCheckResultTest method test4.

@Test
public void test4() {
    HealthCheckResult result = new HealthCheckResult("mycheck-positive");
    result.setHealthy(true);
    String noPrettyJson = "{\"healthy\":true}";
    String prettyJson = "{\n" + "    \"healthy\":true\n" + "}";
    check(result, noPrettyJson, prettyJson);
}

Example 5 with HealthCheckResult

use of org.xipki.common.HealthCheckResult in project xipki by xipki.

the class HealthCmd method execute0.

@Override
protected Object execute0() throws Exception {
    if (caName != null) {
        caName = caName.toLowerCase();
    }
    Set<String> caNames = caClient.getCaNames();
    if (isEmpty(caNames)) {
        throw new IllegalCmdParamException("no CA is configured");
    }
    if (caName != null && !caNames.contains(caName)) {
        throw new IllegalCmdParamException("CA " + caName + " is not within the configured CAs " + caNames);
    }
    if (caName == null) {
        if (caNames.size() == 1) {
            caName = caNames.iterator().next();
        } else {
            throw new IllegalCmdParamException("no CA is specified, one of " + caNames + " is required");
        }
    }
    HealthCheckResult healthResult = caClient.getHealthCheckResult(caName);
    String str = StringUtil.concat("healthy status for CA ", caName, ": ", (healthResult.isHealthy() ? "healthy" : "not healthy"));
    if (verbose) {
        str = StringUtil.concat(str, "\n", healthResult.toJsonMessage(true));
    }
    System.out.println(str);
    return null;
}