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Crossover assignment answers
Create a Centos 7 VM on a cheap provider such as lunanode https://www.lunanode.com/
- Install Icinga 2 and Icinga Web 2 on CentOS 7
see https://www.vultr.com/docs/how-to-install-icinga-2-and-icinga-web-2-on-centos-7
install docker on the VM see https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/linux/docker-ce/centos/ sudo yum epel-release
sudo yum install python-pip
sudo pip install docker-compose
see docker-compose.yml
Now icinga web is on the port 80 and it is able to monitor all docker containers . Container Web_application is connected to the port 8080 et phpmyadmin to port 8181. Logs files are copied respectively to /var/log/centos-web and /var/log/mysql-db.
CROSSOVER might want a batch script for doing a sort of logrotate, I guess. You have to think of it or leave it as it is.
type as root
pip install boto3
pip install awscli
yum -y install git
as a user
type
aws configure
set access ID and access secret key
as user type
git clone https://github.com/promogekko/python2-aws.git
and
cd python2-aws
and
type ./example-boto3.py see Python source code
check in the Aws console S3 if you get the S3 bucket you need to prefix your bucket with an IP address to get a unique bucket name. log2S3 is the Python script to copy all logs files to Amazon S3 In the directory python2-aws.git see the file cronfile change the path to the script log2S3 accordingly to your directory.
type crontab cronfile
check with crontab -l
change the time and check on AWS S3 if all files are there
create a .netrc file in your home directory
insert this line it’s the database user/password
machine db login root password password
do a git pull if you have already cloned the git repo
https://github.com/promogekko/python2-aws.git or do a git clone
backup script is mysql-backup.py
I used a docker exec command directly to the container for doing a backup of test database previously created using phpmyadmin see :8181 root/password I added another line in cronfile file so now I can do all database backup
Find an Ansible playbook.yml file for starting a fresh install of your VM (without Icinga install)
Change the inventory file accordingly to your Centos VM
Modified the /vars/main.yml file with your AWS credentials
and here the command to run the ansible script against a new Centos VM
ansible-playbook playbook.yml -i inventory
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System-dev formations 2017