I'm new to the uptime / heartbeat service Version 6.8.3 that I'm trying to config brunch of urls which sends the healthbeat result to Uptime Kibana. The basic JSON payload body should return the following output,
EG:
curl -i https://identityserver-p-xx-ue1.abc.com/api/v1/health/details
{"CanConnectToIdentityDB":"Ok At: 09/17/2019 00:05:13 +00:00","CanConnectToUserProfileService":"Ok At: 09/17/2019 00:05:13 +00:00"}
curl -i "https://openidapi-d-xx-ue1.bluebeam-dev.com/api/v1/health/details"
{"canConnectToIdentityDB":"Ok At: 09/17/2019 00:05:22 +00:00","canConnectToUserProfileService":"Ok At: 09/17/2019 00:05:22 +00:00"}
What I'm trying to capture in the heartbeat.yaml is to detect the JSON response has a validate object such that Key can be any service strings and Value is "OK" without the timestamp string.
{"CanConnectToIdentityDB":"Ok*", "CanConnectToUserProfileService":"OK*"}
or
{"CanConnectToIdentityDB":"Ok*"}
From what I read here, Set up Heartbeat monitors | Heartbeat Reference [6.8] | Elastic, it seems possible with JSON condition and mix multiline regex clauses. There is not much example in this area or any answer on the web, if you can provide an example on how to go about it then it would be wonderful.