- Overview - What is the mackerel_agent module?
- Setup - The basics of getting started
- Usage - How to use the module
- Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
- Development - Guide for contributing to the module
This Puppet module install and configure mackerel-agent.
Install via Puppet Forge:
$ puppet module install tomohiro-mackerel_agent
class { 'mackerel_agent':
apikey => 'Your API Key',
roles => ['service:web', 'service:database'],
host_status => {
on_start => 'working',
on_stop => 'poweroff'
},
ignore_filesystems => '/dev/ram.*',
use_metrics_plugins => true,
use_check_plugins => true,
metrics_plugins => {
apache2 => '/usr/local/bin/mackerel-plugin-apache2',
php-opcache => '/usr/local/bin/mackerel-plugin-php-opcache'
},
check_plugins => {
access_log => '/usr/local/bin/check-log --file /var/log/access.log --pattern FATAL',
check_cron => '/usr/local/bin/check-procs -p crond'
check_ssh => {
command => 'ruby /path/to/check-ssh.rb',
notification_interval => '60',
max_check_attempts => '3',
check_interval => '5'
}
}
}
mackerel_agent::apikey: 'Your API Key'
mackerel_agent::roles:
- 'service:web'
- 'service:database'
mackerel_agent::host_status:
on_start: working
on_stop: poweroff
mackerel_agent::ignore_filesystems: '/dev/ram.*'
mackerel_agent::use_metrics_plugins: true
mackerel_agent::use_check_plugins: true
mackerel_agent::metrics_plugins:
apache2: '/usr/local/bin/mackerel-plugin-apache2'
php-opcache: '/usr/local/bin/mackerel-plugin-php-opcache'
mackerel_agent::check_plugins:
access_log: '/usr/local/bin/check-log --file /var/log/access.log --pattern FATAL'
check_cron: '/usr/local/bin/check-procs -p crond'
ssh:
command: 'ruby /path/to/check-ssh.rb'
notification_interval: '60'
max_check_attempts: '3'
check_interval: '5'
These operation systems are supported.
- RHEL 6
- CentOS 6
- Debian 7
- Ubuntu 14.04
The person who want to add an operating system to supported list should implement it himself.
- Puppet 3.7 or later
- librarian-puppet
Install dependencies:
$ bundle install --path vendor/bundle
$ bundle exec librarian-puppet install
You can run smoke tests:
$ export MACKEREL_API_KEY="your api key" # Export a your mackerel API key
$ vagrant up
$ vagrant provision
Unit tests:
$ bundle exec rake spec
Acceptance tests:
$ export DOCKER_HOST=tcp://your-docker-host-ip:port
$ BEAKER_set=centos-6-x64 bundle exec rake beaker
See CONTRIBUTING guideline.
© 2014 - 2016 Tomohiro TAIRA.
This project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for details.