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Still need to fix session storage for Grafana. After that, the container is
stateless.
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s3 is currently disabled as it's bugged.
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E.g.: For authorization.
We bootstrap the file as empty by default, which means 0 authentication.
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- mibs are moved to data/, update gitignore
- Adjust cache for switches and switches-management to improve
responsiveness when adding new content.
- Ensure mibs are correctly loaded if the data directory doesn't exist
- Add a small timer to the startup of ping collector/snmp to avoid
starting before graphite.
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Now that we're on graphite-api, things are a lot simpler.
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Closes #130
Closes #131
Could clean it up more, I suppose.
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- Upgrade to 0.9.15 (that was a lot more work than the commit reveals)
- Numerous color tweaks to make it prettier
- Use SVG instead of PNG
- Use correct perSecond() provided in 0.9.14 instead of derivative()
Still more to come I suppose
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The grafana-bit is ok, but needs to be configured by hand (once).
Also tweaks graphite to write new stuff faster.
I suspect I will need a better way to handle the graphite/carbon insertion
for both ping and snmp, but maybe UDP would solve it...
Running tests tonight to get some data regardless.
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- Adds latency graphs everywhere, even where they shouldn't be. For PoC.
- Fixes a frontend leakage of handlers
- Adds a nasty way of getting latency-data into graphite (needs to be
improved)
- Adds working graphite integration in varnish
- Adds config for graphite
Lots of things broken here, but it's a half-decent start.
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3 hours.
THREE HOURS.
The extra "Expose" statements are to workaround an issue introduced in
Ansible 2.1 with the addition of the docker_* modules that replaces the
"docker" module.
THREEEEEEE HOURS.
The graphite container is so far not ued for anything, but is provided to
get things rolling. It does do persistent storage, but obviously not the
way I originally wanted. Because persistent storage with docker is a
pile of frozen piss.
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Also fixes snmpd.conf config to expose it...
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My laptop was catching fire.
If you enjoy keeping data around, then this is not a config you should
deploy. If you are using this in a docker container that discards data on
restart anyway, then it makes perfect sense.
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Still lots to do
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It's not just test...
References #56
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This is far better than a separate playbook.
Closes #60
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Somewhat dirty pwd-hack
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Never been so happy to see a single switch in the nms.
Missing: Varnish and collectors and better deplist.
Also: this is mainly _test_ stuff, not meant for development OR production.
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DB is looking OK so far in the test.
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