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A Chef cookbook for managing the Monit process manager.
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Poise-Monit Cookbook
A Chef cookbook to manage Monit.
Quick Start
To install Monit and configure a mail server:
include_recipe 'poise-monit' monit_config 'mailconfig' do content <<-EOH SET MAILSERVER mail.example.com SET ALERT devoops@example.com EOH end
To create a service managed by Monit with a health check:
poise_service 'apache2' do command '/usr/sbin/apache2 -f /etc/apache2/apache2.conf -DFOREGROUND' stop_signal 'WINCH' reload_signal 'USR1' provider :monit options :monit, checks: 'if failed host localhost port 80 protocol HTTP request "/" then restart' end
Recipes
-
poise-monit::default
– Install Monit.
Attributes
-
node['poise-monit']['default_recipe']
– Recipe used by thepoise_service
provider to install Monit if not already available. (default: poise-monit) -
node['pose-monit']['provider']
– Default provider formonit
resource instances. (default: auto) -
node['poise-monit']['recipe'][*]
– All subkeys of'recipe'
will be passed as properties to themonit
resource before installation.
For example, the poise-monit
recipe can be customized by setting:
override_attributes({ 'poise-monit' => { 'recipe' => { 'daemon_interval' => 60, 'event_slots' => 0, } } })
Resources
monit
The monit
resource installs and configures Monit.
monit 'monit' do daemon_interval 60 event_slots 1000 end
Actions
-
:enable
– Install, enable and start Monit. (default) -
:disable
– Stop, disable, and uninstall Monit. -
:start
– Start Monit. -
:stop
– Stop Monit. -
:restart
– Stop and then start Monit. -
:reload
– Send SIGHUP signal to Monit.
Properties
-
service_name
– Name of the Monit instance. (name attribute) -
daemon_interval
– Number of seconds between service checks. (default: 120) -
event_slots
– Number of slots in the Monit event buffer. Set to 0 to disable event buffering, or -1 for an unlimited queue. (default: 100) -
httpd_port
– Port to listen on for Monit's HTTPD. If a path is specified, it is used as a Unix socket path. If set to nil or false, no HTTPD configuration is generated. This may break some other poise-monit resources. (default: /var/run/monit.sock if the version of Monit supports it, otherwise 2812) -
httpd_password
– Cleartext password for authentication between the Monit daemon and CLI. Set to nil or false to disable authentication. (default: nil for Unix socket connections, otherwise auto-generated) -
httpd_username
– Username for authentication between the Monit daemon and CLI. (default: cli) -
group
– System group to deploy Monit as. -
logfile
– Path to the Monit log file. (default: /var/log/monit.log) -
owner
– System user to deploy Monit as. -
path
– Path to the Monit configuration directory. (default: /etc/monit) -
pidfile
– Path to the Monit PID file. (default: /var/run/monit.pid) -
var_path
– Path the Monit state directory. (default: /var/lib/monit) -
version
– Version of Monit to install.
Provider Options
The monit
resource uses provide options for per-provider configuration. See
the poise-service documentation
for more information on using provider options.
monit_config
The monit_config
resource writes out a Monit configuration file to the
conf.d/
directory.
monit_config 'ssh' do source 'monit_ssh.conf.erb' variables threshold: 5 end
Actions
-
:create
– Create and manage the configuration file. (default) -
:delete
– Delete the configuration file.
Properties
-
config_name
– Name of the configuration file. (name attribute) -
content
– File content to write. -
cookbook
– Cookbook to search forsource
in. -
parent
– Name or reference for the parentmonit
resource. (required, default: automatic) -
path
– Path to the configuration file. (default: automatic) -
source
– Template path to render. -
variables
– Template variables.
One of source
or content
is required.
Monit Providers
binaries
The binaries_bitbucket
provider supports installing Monit from static binaries
mirrored to BitBucket. This is the default provider if you are installing on an
OS that has binaries available.
monit 'monit' do provider :binaries end
NOTE: If BitBucket is unavailable you can set the url
provider option to
https://mmonit.com/monit/dist/binary/%{version}/monit-%{version}-%{machine_label}.tar.gz
to use downloads directly from mmonit.com
, however this server has a relatively
strict download quota system so this is not recommended.
Provider Options
-
path
– Path to install Monit to. (default: /opt/monit-<version>) -
retries
– Number of times to retry failed downloads. (default: 5) -
static_version
– Full version number for use in interpolation. (default: automatic) -
strip_components
– Value to pass to tar --strip-components. (default: 1) -
url
– URL template to download from. (default:https://bitbucket.org/tildeslash/monit/downloads/monit-%{version}-%{machine_label}.tar.gz
)
system
The system
provider supports installing Monit from system packages. This
requires EPEL for RHEL/CentOS as they do not ship Monit in the base OS
repositories. Because this is not a default provider, EPEL is not a dependency
of this cookbook, you will have to add it to your run list or as a dependency of
a wrapper cookbook.
monit 'monit' do provider :system end
Provider Options
-
no_epel
– Do not try to enable EPEL on EL nodes. (default: false) -
package
– Package name to install. (default: monit)
dummy
The dummy
provider supports using the monit
resource with ChefSpec or other
testing frameworks to not actually install Monit. It is used by default under
ChefSpec.
monit 'monit' do provider :dummy end
Service Provider
The monit
service provider is included to allow poise_service
resources
to use Monit as the service manager. This uses the normal sysvinit
provider
from poise-service
to generate the init scripts, but manages service state
through Monit.
poise_service 'apache2' do command '/usr/sbin/apache2 -f /etc/apache2/apache2.conf -DFOREGROUND' stop_signal 'WINCH' reload_signal 'USR1' provider :monit options :monit, checks: 'if failed host localhost port 80 protocol HTTP request "/" then restart' end
To set the monit
provider as the global default, use poise-sevice-monit
.
Sponsors
Development sponsored by Bloomberg.
The Poise test server infrastructure is sponsored by Rackspace.
License
Copyright 2015, Noah Kantrowitz
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
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
Poise-Monit Changelog
v1.0.0
- Initial release!
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