Releases: dennisstritzke/ipsec_exporter
Releases · dennisstritzke/ipsec_exporter
v0.4.0
v0.3.2
This release allows to specify the network binding and aligns the archive naming to that commonly found in Prometheus exporters.
v0.3.1
This release aligns the exporters behaviour with common expectations.
Changes
- Comments within the
ipsec.conf
are actually treated as such. - Connection names containing dots are recognised.
v0.3
This release introduces new metrics on throughput of IPsec connections and is able to process include
statements. See all changes in the Changelog
Breaking Changes
- The default listening port is now
9536
and registered as a Prometheus Exporter Default port. If you want to maintain the previous behaviour, launch theipsec_exporter
with the--web.listen-address 9101
command line flag. - Requesting the exporters
/
page now displays a HTML page instead of the previous redirect to/metrics
. - Renamed the
--collector.ipsec.conf
command line flag toconfig-path
.
Features
- The exporter follows
include
directives in the IPsec config file and searches for connections in all referenced files. --version
command line option.
v0.2
Introducing detection of ignored connections.
Features
- Connections containing
auto=ignored
are reported as ignored (ipsec_status = 4)
v0.1.2.1
Refactored configuration and state handling.
Fixes
- Refactored configuration and state handling resolves concurrent map read and map write.
v0.1.2
Support for connections containing numbers.
Features
- Connection names containing numbers are supported
- Stable dependencies through Glide dependency management with lock file
v0.1.1
Added checks on deployment dependencies.
Features
- Checks, if the config file provided is readable
- Warns, if there are no connections configured in the IPsec config file
- Warns, if
ipsec status
couldn't be determined for a connection
v0.1
Initial version of the Prometheus IPsec exporter.
Features
- Determine the configured IPsec tunnels by reading the
ipsec.conf
file - Expose Prometheus format metrics, which indicate if the tunnel is up, the connection is up or the tunnel is down.