Hyperping Incidents

Hyperping Incidents

Drive incidents on the two Hyperping status pages from the CLI. Wraps the Hyperping API (read-only listing + full incident lifecycle).

Setup

• Token from https://app.hyperping.io/project/developers, saved to .hyperping_token at the repo root. It is gitignored — never commit it.
• The CLI finds the token by searching upward from the working directory, so run it from anywhere inside the repo.

CLI

All operations go through scripts/hyperping (Ruby, no gems). Commands that write take their JSON body on stdin.

hyperping incidents [sp_xxx]            # list (optionally filter by status page)
hyperping incident <uuid>               # full incident JSON
hyperping create   < body.json          # open an incident
hyperping add-update <uuid> < up.json   # post a progress update / resolve
hyperping update   <uuid> < fields.json # edit title/type/components/pages (PUT)
hyperping delete   <uuid>               # delete (no confirmation prompt)
hyperping monitors [filter]             # list monitors, optional name filter
hyperping status-pages                  # the two known status pages

Reference

Read references/api_reference.md for the API contract: endpoints, the create / update / add-update body schemas, enum values, and the status-page uuids. Read it before constructing any write body.

Key facts (do not relearn)

• Status pages: sp_9CPwLOiid6RIv5 = Entreprise, sp_SfFWlwddY5Mg7E = Particulier. There is no API to list status pages.
• affectedComponents takes monitor uuids (mon_...) — resolve names with hyperping monitors <filter>.
• title/text are i18n objects; use the fr key (supported).
• type: outage (service down) vs incident (degradation / data-quality).
• Start date trap: the top-level date on create is ignored (forced to now). To backdate, set the first update's date.

Workflows

Open an incident

1. Resolve the monitor uuid(s): hyperping monitors <name>.
2. Ask the user whether it is an outage or an incident unless they already said so explicitly. Do not guess type — it sets the severity shown publicly. Use AskUserQuestion: outage = service down/unusable, incident = degradation, partial failure or data-quality issue.
3. Pick the status page (Entreprise vs Particulier).
4. Build the body (see reference), then:

   hyperping create <<'JSON'
   { "title": {"fr": "..."}, "type": "incident",
     "statuspages": ["sp_..."], "affectedComponents": ["mon_..."],
     "updates": [{"type":"investigating","date":"<ISO8601>","text":{"fr":"..."}}] }
   JSON
   

5. To backdate the start, set updates[0].date to the real start (UTC).

Post an update / resolve

hyperping add-update <uuid> <<'JSON'
{ "type": "resolved", "date": "<ISO8601>", "text": {"fr": "Service rétabli."} }
JSON

Update type progression: investigating → identified → update → monitoring → resolved.

Cautions

• Incidents are public on gouv.fr status pages. Confirm content and target page before create, add-update or delete.
• delete is irreversible and unprompted.
• Times are UTC. Paris is UTC+2 in summer (CEST), UTC+1 in winter (CET).