Ansible Kapacitor

Manage and automate changes for Kapacitor on Linux.

This role will:

• Install Kapacitor
• Create and install configuration files
• Control the Kapacitor service
• Upload specified TICK scripts
• Handle defined tasks

Installation

Run the following command to install:

$ ansible-galaxy install influxdata.kapacitor

Usage

Here’s how to use it in a playbook:

- hosts: 'kapacitor'
  become: true
  roles:
      - 'kapacitor'
  vars:
    kapacitor_influx:
      - name: "production01"
        enabled: true
        default: true
        urls: ["https://influxdb.production01.megacorp.com:443"]
        username: "username"
        password: "password"
        ssl-ca: ""
        ssl-cert: ""
        ssl-key: ""
        insecure-skip-verify: false
        timeout: "0s"
        disable-subscriptions: false
        subscription-protocol: "http"
        subscription-mode: "cluster"
        kapacitor-hostname: "{{ ansible_hostname }}"
        http-port: 0
        udp-bind: ""
        udp-buffer: 1000
        udp-read-buffer: 0
        startup-timeout: "5m0s"
        subscriptions-sync-interval: "1m0s"
    kapacitor_http_shared_secret: "topsecretsuperlong"
    kapacitor_tick_script_dir: '../../shared/files/tick'
    kapacitor_slack_enabled: true
    kapacitor_slack_url: "https://hooks.slack.com/services/XXX/ZZZ/SECRET"
    kapacitor_slack_channel: '#monitoring'
    kapacitor_slack_global: false
    kapacitor_slack_state_changes_only: false

Check the test/integration/ansible for more examples.

Contributing

To contribute, clone this repository, make your changes, and run tests with Kitchen. After that, send us a pull request!

$ bundle install
$ kitchen test