- Overview
- Module Description - What the module does and why it is useful
- Installation
- Setup - The basics of getting started with influxdb
- Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality
- Reference - An under-the-hood peek at what the module is doing and how
- Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
- Development - Guide for contributing to the module
- License
This module manages InfluxDB installation.
The InfluxDB module manages both the installation and configuration of InfluxDB. I am planning to extend it to allow management of InfluxDB resources, such as databases, users, and privileges.
Notes for version 5.0.0+:
This module was a refactor of the 4.x version to handle influxdb >= 1.x. Due to the changes in influxdb 1.x, this module should now support future change more easily due to thew way the configuration files are now managed.
- The module layout out has changed significantly from previous versions.
- A new fact was added
influxdb_version
. - The influxdb.conf.erb file was refactored.
- Added and fixed a lot of rspec puppet tests.
- Fixed all the beaker tests, they work now.
- This module now supports influxdb >= 1.x < 2.x
- Major change to the original class parameters now hashes vs individual items.
Notes for version 4.0.0+:
influxdb 1.0.0 contains breaking changes
which require changing the data_logging_enabled
config attribute to trace_logging_enabled
.
The other configuration changes are managed by the influxdb.conf.erb
template already.
Notes for versions older than 3.1.1:
This release is a major refactoring of the module which means that the API changed in backwards incompatible ways. If your project depends on the old API and you need to use influxdb prior to 0.10.X, please pin your module dependencies to 0.1.2 (0.8.X) or 2.2.2 (0.9.X) version to ensure your environments don't break.
NOTE: Until influxdb 1.0.0 is releases the API of this module may change, however I will try my best to avoid it.
puppet module install golja/influxdb
- InfluxDB packages
- InfluxDB configuration files
- InfluxDB service
If you just want a server installed with the default options you can
run include '::influxdb'
.
All interaction for the server is done via influxdb::server
.
Install influxdb
class {'influxdb':}
# These are defaults, but demonstrates how you can change sections of data
$global_config => {
'bind-address' => ':8088',
'reporting-disabled' => false,
}
class {'influxdb':
global_config => $global_config,
manage_repos => true,
manage_service => true,
version => '1.2.0',
}
Enable Graphite plugin with one database
# Most of these will be defaults, unless otherwise noted.
$graphite_config = {
'default' => {
'enabled' => true, # not default
'database' => "graphite",
'retention-policy' => '',
'bind-address' => ':2003',
'protocol' => 'tcp',
'consistency-level' => 'one',
'batch-size' => 5000,
'batch-pending' => 10,
'batch-timeout' => '1s',
'udp-read-buffer' => 0,
'separator' => '.',
'tags' => [ "region=us-east", "zone=1c"],
'templates' => [ "*.app env.service.resource.measurement" ],
}
}
class { 'influxdb':
manage_repos => true,
graphite_config => $graphite_config,
}
Enable Collectd plugin
# most of these are defaults, unless otherwise noted
$collectd_config = {
'default' => {
'enabled' => true, # not default
'bind-address' => ':25826',
'database' => 'collectd',
'retention-policy' => '',
'typesdb' => '/usr/share/collectd/types.db',
'batch-size' => 5000,
'batch-pending' => 10,
'batch-timeout' => '10s',
'read-buffer' => 0,
}
}
class {'influxdb':
manage_repos => true,
collectd_config => $collectd_config,
}
Enable UDP listener
# most of these are defaults unless otherwise noted.
$udp_config = {
'default' => {
'enabled' => true, # not default
'bind-address' => ':8089',
'database' => 'udp',
'retention-policy' => '',
'batch-size' => 5000,
'batch-pending' => 10,
'batch-timeout' => '1s',
'read-buffer' => 0,
}
}
class {'influxdb':
manage_repos => true,
udp_config => $udp_config
}
Enable opentsdb
# most of these are defaults unless otherwise noted
$opentsdb_config = {
'default' => {
'enabled' => true, # not default
'bind-address' => ':4242',
'database' => 'opentsdb',
'retention-policy' => '',
'consistency-level' => 'one',
'tls-enabled' => false,
'certificate' => '/etc/ssl/influxdb.pem',
'log-point-errors' => true,
'batch-size' => 1000,
'batch-pending' => 5,
'batch-timeout' => '1s'
}
}
class {'influxdb':
manage_repos => true,
opentsdb_config => $opentsdb_config,
}
influxdb
: Installs and configures InfluxDB.
influxdb::install
: Installs packages.influxdb::config
: Configures InfluxDB.influxdb::repo
: Manages install repo.influxdb::service
: Manages service.
Allows you to install or remove InfluxDB. Can be 'present' or 'absent'.
Version of InfluxDB. Default: installed
NOTE: installed (will install the latest version if the package repo if not already installed). It is highly recommended that you manage this param with a specific version.
Path to the config file. Default: /etc/influxdb/influxdb.conf
The path to the template file that puppet uses to generate the influxdb.conf Default: influxdb/influxdb.conf.erb
The path to the template file that puppet uses to generate the start config. Default: influxdb/influxdb_default.erb
Boolean to decide if the service should be enabled. Default: true
String to decide if the service should be running|stopped. Default: running
Boolean to decide if the service should be managed with puppet or not. Default: true
Boolean to decide if the package repos should be managed by puppet. Default: false
Boolean to decide if puppet should manage the install of packages. Default: true
Where influx will log stderr messages Default: /var/log/influxdb/influxd.log
Where influx will log stdout messages Default: /var/log/influxdb/influxd.log
String of startup config options that need to be present. Default: undef
A hash of global configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs.
A hash of meta configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of data configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of logging configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.5.x of the influx docs
A hash of coordinator configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of retention configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of shard_precreation configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
Influx Shard Precreation Options
A hash of monitor configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of admin configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of http configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of subscriber configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of graphite configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of collectd configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of opentsdb configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of udp configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
A hash of continuous queries configuration options for influxdb.conf
NOTE: The default for this hash is what is in 1.2.0 of the influx docs
Influx Continuous Queries Options
This is depcreated as of influxdb >= 1.0 Default: {}
This module has been tested on:
- Ubuntu 12.04
- Ubuntu 14.04
- CentOS 6/7
In order to better facilitate beaker testing, the Gemfile was modified to
support environment variables. You must set this enviroment variable
before running bundle exec *
. The Gemfile will automatically set this
for you but you can also override it.
export BEAKER_VERSION=3.10.0 # assumes ruby >= 2.2.5
Please see CONTRIBUTING.md
- Add native types for managing users and databases
- Add more rspec tests
- Add beaker/rspec tests
See LICENSE file