Puppet Reporting and Monitoring. Create insightful reports for your server infrastructure using Puppet - Helion

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Autor: Michael Duffy
Tytuł oryginału: Puppet Reporting and Monitoring. Create insightful reports for your server infrastructure using Puppet
ISBN: 9781783981434
stron: 186, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2014-06-17
Księgarnia: Helion

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Spis treści

Puppet Reporting and Monitoring. Create insightful reports for your server infrastructure using Puppet eBook -- spis treści

Puppet Reporting and Monitoring
- Table of Contents
- Puppet Reporting and Monitoring
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
  - Support files, eBooks, discount offers, and more
    - Why subscribe?
    - Free access for Packt account holders
- Preface
  - What this book covers
  - What you need for this book
  - Who this book is for
  - Conventions
  - Reader feedback
  - Customer support
    - Downloading the example code
    - Errata
    - Piracy
    - Questions
- 1. Setting Up Puppet for Reporting
  - Learning the basics of Puppet reporting
  - Exploring the Puppet configuration file
  - Setting up the server
  - Setting up the Puppet agent
  - Summary
- 2. Viewing Data in Dashboards
  - Why use a dashboard?
  - The Puppet Dashboard feature list
  - Understanding Puppet Dashboard
  - Exploring Puppet Enterprise Console
    - Event Inspector
    - Puppet Live Management
  - Using The Foreman
    - Reporting with The Foreman
      - Looking at trends in The Foreman
  - Discovering PuppetBoard
  - Summary
- 3. Introducing Report Processors
  - Understanding a report processor
  - Utilizing the built-in report processors
    - Storing reports with the store report processor
    - Adding to logfiles with the log report processor
    - Graphing with the rrdgraph processor
    - The tagmail report processor
    - Sending reports with the HTTP report processor
    - The PuppetDB report processor
    - Exploring the power of third-party plugins
  - Getting social with Twitter
  - Staying on top of alerts with PagerDuty
  - Summary
- 4. Creating Your Own Report Processor
  - The anatomy of a report processor
    - Creating a basic report processor
      - Registering your report processor
      - Describing your report processor
      - Processing your report
    - Values of the self.status object
    - Alerting with e-mail and Puppet
    - Managing your report processor configuration with Puppet
  - Monitoring changes and alerting with Puppet
  - Logging with MySQL
  - Adding metrics and events to MySQL
  - Raising issues with JIRA
  - A final note on third-party applications
  - Summary
- 5. Exploring PuppetDB
  - A brief history of PuppetDB
  - Setting up the PuppetDB server
    - Installing PuppetDB
      - Installing PuppetDB from packages
      - Increasing the JVM heap space
    - Installing PostgreSQL
      - Installing the packages
      - Creating your database user
      - Creating the PostgreSQL database
  - Summary
- 6. Retrieving Data with the PuppetDB API
  - Exploring the PuppetDB query API
    - Understanding the command interface
    - Understanding the query API interface
      - A primer on the PuppetDB query language
    - Exploring endpoints
      - Using the facts endpoint
      - Using the resources endpoint
      - Retrieving details about nodes
      - Getting the run details with the catalogs endpoint
      - Understanding the fact-names endpoint
      - Knowing the status of PuppetDB with the metrics endpoint
      - Using the reports endpoint
      - Working with the events endpoint
      - Using the event-counts endpoint
      - Applying the aggregate-event-counts endpoint
      - Using the server-time endpoint
      - The version endpoint
  - Summary
- 7. Writing Custom Reports with PuppetDB
  - Creating a basic query application
    - Setting up the basic application
    - Connecting to PuppetDB
    - Outputting results
  - Creating a menu-driven PuppetDB application
    - Setting up the UI
    - Querying PuppetDBs facts endpoint
    - Outputting the hardware report
  - Querying PuppetDB for report information
    - Creating the PuppetDB query method
    - Fetching the event counts
    - Presenting the events data
    - Testing our application
  - Summary
- 8. Creating Your Own Custom Dashboard
  - Exploring Dashing
  - Setting up Dashing
    - Exploring the default puppetdash directory layout
    - Running Dashing
  - Creating our dashboard
    - Creating our dashboard layout
  - Feeding data into Dashing
    - Creating new jobs in Dashing
  - Adding trends
  - Adding meters
  - Summary
- 9. Looking Back and Looking Forward
  - Looking back at what we've learned
    - Rediscovering dashboards
    - Producing alerts
      - Using Nagios
      - Discovering Icinga and Shinken
    - Compliance monitoring with Puppet
    - Analyzing metrics with StatsD, Graphite, and Etsy Skyline
    - Tracking changes with Puppet and Graphite
    - Using Etsy Skyline to find your normal
    - Using Puppet to drive orchestration
  - Summary
- Index