GET /status/v1/services

Retrieves statuses for all Puppet Enterprise (PE) services on a specific port.

Request format

When Forming status API requests to this endpoint, you must specify the port associated with the PE services you want to query. The default ports and their associated services are as follows:

Port	Service(s)
4433	RBAC Activity Service Classifier
8140	Code Manager File sync client File sync storage Puppet Server PCP broker (compilers) PCP broker v2 (compilers)
8143	Orchestrator PCP broker (primary server) PCP broker v2 (primary server)
8081	PuppetDB

This endpoint's content type is application/json; charset=utf-8, and you can append these parameters to the URL:

• level: How thorough of a check to run. Set to critical, debug, or info. The default is info.
• timeout: Specified in seconds. The default is 30.

For example, this request uses certificate authentication and fetches info status information for PE services running on port 4433:

cert="$(puppet config print hostcert)"
cacert="$(puppet config print localcacert)"
key="$(puppet config print hostprivkey)"

curl --cert "$cert" --cacert "$cacert" --key "$key" \
--header "Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8" \
--request GET "https://puppet.status.example:4433/status/v1/services?level=info&timeout=60"

Response format

The server uses these response codes:

• 200 if, and only if, all services report a status of running.
• 503 if any service’s status is unknown or error.
• 400 if an invalid level parameter is set (not critical, debug, or info).

A successful response contains a JSON object listing details about the services. Responses use these keys:

Key	Definition
service_version	Package version of the JAR file containing a given service.
service_status_version	The version of the API used to report the status of the service.
detail_level	The level of detail shown. One of critical, debug, or info.
state	The current state of the service. One of running, error, or unknown.
status	An object with the service’s status details. Usually only relevant for error and unknown states.
active_alerts	An array of objects containing severity and a message about your replication from pglogical if you have replication enabled; otherwise, it's an empty array.

For example, a request about services on port 4433 (which includes the Activity service, the Classifier, and RBAC) returns a response similar to the following:

{
  "activity-service": {
    "service_version": "2019.8.0.0",
    "service_status_version": 1,
    "detail_level": "info",
    "state": "running",
    "status": {
      "db_up": true,
      "db_pool": {
        "state": "ready"
      },
      "replication": {
        "mode": "none",
        "status": "none"
      }
    },
    "active_alerts": []
  },
  "classifier-service": {
    "service_version": "2019.8.0.0",
    "service_status_version": 1,
    "detail_level": "info",
    "state": "running",
    "status": {
      "db_up": true,
      "db_pool": {
        "state": "ready"
      },
      "rbac_up": true,
      "activity_up": true,
      "replication": {
        "mode": "none",
        "status": "none"
      }
    },
    "active_alerts": []
  },
  "rbac-service": {
    "service_version": "2019.8.0.0",
    "service_status_version": 1,
    "detail_level": "info",
    "state": "running",
    "status": {
      "db_up": true,
      "db_pool": {
        "state": "ready"
      },
      "activity_up": true,
      "replication": {
        "mode": "none",
        "status": "none"
      }
    },
    "active_alerts": []
  },
  "status-service": {
    "service_version": "1.1.0",
    "service_status_version": 1,
    "detail_level": "info",
    "state": "running",
    "status": {},
    "active_alerts": []
  }
}