This is a puppet module that installs the dataloop-agent on a host. It makes use of the puppetlabs apt module and the dataloop.io public yum and apt repositories.
- Tested on puppet 3.7.3
- Puppetlabs-apt module
- Ubuntu 10.04, 12.04, 14.04
- Rhel/Centos >= 6
If you don't already have it, import the puppetlabs-apt module to your puppet repository
#> puppet module install puppetlabs-apt --version 1.7.0
And import this dataloop-agent module. Since the module only exists on GitHub we manually download the source and install it to the users modulepath. The REVISION can be a commit, branch or tag.
#> cd [MODULEPATH]
#> curl -L https://github.com/dataloop/dataloop-puppet/archive/[REVISION].tar.gz | sudo tar xz
#> mv dataloop-puppet-[REVISION] dataloop_agent
Add the dataloop-agent module to your node's run list and pass in the api_key for your dataloop.io account so that your servers can communicate back.
class { 'dataloop_agent':
api_key => 'fa970ce7-de56-4b98-915f-bb7d828c68d2'
}
By default, in the dataloop-agent packages the init script will deregister the agent on service stop.
To override this behaviour, set the deregistration variable to 'no'. See attribute:
$deregister_onstop = 'no'
You can pass a comma separated list of tag values to the dataloop-agent module
tags => 'prod,mysql,database'
Otherwise, after the agent has run once (to generate a fingerprint) you can run the following command to add tags.
#> /usr/bin/dataloop-agent -a [api key] -s https://www.dataloop.io --add-tags [tag1,tag2,tag3]
You can sprinkle these around your various modules so that dataloop dynamically updates on puppet runs. You can also use --remove-tags to take tags away.
Testing for this module has been setup with Librarian-puppet and Test-Kitchen utilising vagrant as the machine provider.
Clone the repository, install the Gems (gem file to come), update the api_key in manifests/test_site.pp and run kitchen test.
#> bundle install
#> kitchen test
Pull requests welcome.
Author: Tom Ashley [email protected]
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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