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[receiver/tlscheck] Inital Commit of TLS Check Receiver #35441
[receiver/tlscheck] Inital Commit of TLS Check Receiver #35441
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if cfg.URL == "" { | ||
err = multierr.Append(err, errMissingURL) | ||
} else { | ||
_, parseErr := url.ParseRequestURI(cfg.URL) |
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What is the expected behavior (of validate && the receiver) for a non-https URL? I would expect it to be invalid at validate time, as I don't see a good mechanism for returning that information at runtime in a way that would be consumable.
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That is a good point and something definitely overlooked.
For the sake of the PR being open so long and becoming harder to merge, I would love to see this as a follow up PR instead updating the current PR.
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I don't think we should allow for scheme. We do not need to send an http request here, only establish tcp connection, so scheme doesn't make sense. Related, I think we should change url
to host
since we are connecting to a host address via tcp, not sending a http request to a url.
…ry#35441) **Description:** Initial commit of TLS Check Receiver, a new component aimed at emitting metrics about the expoiry of x.509 certs. **Link to tracking Issue:** [35423](open-telemetry#35423) **Testing:** Test files added **Documentation:** `README.md` & `metadata.yaml` added
Description: Initial commit of TLS Check Receiver, a new component aimed at emitting metrics about the expoiry of x.509 certs.
Link to tracking Issue: 35423
Testing: Test files added
Documentation:
README.md
&metadata.yaml
added