Deploy process-exporter using ansible.
Note. This repository and role uses the name process_exporter to conform with ansible galaxy constraints.
- Ansible >= 2.6 (It might work on previous versions, but we cannot guarantee it)
All variables which can be overridden are stored in defaults/main.yml file as well as in table below.
| Name | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
process_exporter_version |
0.5.0 | Process exporter package version. Also accepts latest as parameter |
process_exporter_web_listen_address |
"0.0.0.0:9256" | Address on which process_exporter will listen |
process_exporter_config_dir |
"/etc/process_exporter" | Path to directory with process_exporter configuration |
process_exporter_names |
see: defaults/main.yml | Processes which should be monitored. Syntax is the same as in https://github.com/ncabatoff/process-exporter#using-a-config-file Default is consistent with deb/rpm packages. |
process_exporter_names handling has been set up in an unusual way to handle recommended process-exporter 'Template variables' (such as {{.Comm}}). Follow the example in defaults/main.yml if you want to define custom filtering/grouping of processes that use Template variables and make sure to keep the {% raw %} block delimiters.
Use it in a playbook as follows:
- hosts: all
roles:
- cloudalchemy.process_exporterThe preferred way of locally testing the role is to use Docker and molecule (v2.x). You will have to install Docker on your system. See "Get started" for a Docker package suitable to for your system. We are using tox to simplify process of testing on multiple ansible versions. To install tox execute:
pip3 install toxTo run tests on all ansible versions (WARNING: this can take some time)
toxTo run a custom molecule command on custom environment with only default test scenario:
tox -e py35-ansible28 -- molecule test -s defaultFor more information about molecule go to their docs.
If you would like to run tests on remote docker host just specify DOCKER_HOST variable before running tox tests.
Combining molecule and travis CI allows us to test how new PRs will behave when used with multiple ansible versions and multiple operating systems. This also allows use to create test scenarios for different role configurations. As a result we have a quite large test matrix which will take more time than local testing, so please be patient.
This project is licensed under MIT License. See LICENSE for more details.