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Configure munin master, node and plugins

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released Jun 29th 2020
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ssm/munin — version 0.3.0 Jun 29th 2020

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Table of Contents

Overview

Configure munin master, node and plugins.

Module Description

This module installs the munin master using the munin::master class, munin node using the munin::node class, and can install, configure and manage munin plugins using the munin::plugin defined type.

Munin nodes are automatically exported by the munin nodes, and collected on the munin master. (Requires puppetdb)

Setup

Classify all nodes with munin::node, and classify at least one node with munin::master. Use the munin::plugin defined type to control plugin installation and configuration.

Setup requirements

Munin should be available in most distributions. For RedHat OS Family, you need to install the EPEL source.

The munin::master class does not manage any web server configuration. The munin package installed might add some.

Usage

For detailed usage, see the reference.

munin::node

Typical usage

include munin::node

Installs a munin node.

By default, munin::node exports a munin node definition so a node classified with the munin::master class can collect it.

Export extra nodes

If munin::node::export_node is enabled, you may export additional nodes with the munin::node::export::node_definitions hash. These are exported as munin::master::node_definition resources. They will be associated with the same mastername as the node itself.

munin::master

Typical usage:

include munin::master

Installs a munin master.

By default, munin::master collects all munin node definitions exported by nodes classified with munin::node.

munin::master::node_definition

This will add configuration for the munin master to connect to a munin node, and ask for data from its munin plugins.

Note: By default, the node classified with munin::master will collect all all exported instances of this type from hosts classified with munin::node.

The resource title is used as the munin FQN, or "fully qualified name". This defines the node name and group. It is common to use the host's fully qualified domain name, where the domain name will be implicitly used as the node group.

For more information about configuring a munin node definition, see https://munin.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/munin.conf.html#node-definitions

If you have multiple munin master servers in your infrastructure and want to assign different nodes to different masters, you can specify the master's fully qualified domain name on the node's definition:

munin::master::node_definition { 'fqn':
    address    => $address,
    mastername => 'munin.example.com',
}

Examples

munin::master::node_definition

Static node definitions

The munin master class will collect all "munin::master::node_definition" exported by "munin::node".

For extra nodes, you can define them in hiera data for the master server, and munin::master will create them. Example:

munin::master::node_definition { 'foo.example.com':
  address => '192.0.2.1'
}
munin::master::node_definition { 'bar.example.com':
  address => '192.0.2.1',
  config  => [ 'load.graph_future 30',
               'load.load.trend yes',
               'load.load.predict 86400,12' ],
}

See also munin::node::export::node_definitions for extra nodes declared on the clients.

node definitions as class parameter

If you define your nodes as a data structure in a puppet manifest, or from the puppet External Node Classifier, you can use a class parameter:

$nodes = { ... }

class { 'puppet::master':
  node_definitions => $nodes,
}

node definitions with hiera

A JSON definition.

{
  "munin::master::node_definitions" : {
    "foo.example.com" : {
      "address" : "192.0.2.1"
    },
    "bar.example.com" : {
      "address" : "192.0.2.2",
      "config" : [
        "load.graph_future 30",
        "load.load.trend yes",
        "load.load.predict 86400,12"
      ]
    }
  }
}

A YAML definition

---
munin::master::node_definitions:
  foo.example.com:
    address: 192.0.2.1
  bar.example.com:
    address: 192.0.2.2
    config:
    - load.graph_future 30
    - load.load.trend yes
    - load.load.predict 86400,12

munin::node

Allow remote masters to connect

The allow parameter enables the munin master to connect. By default, the munin node only permits connections from localhost.

class { 'munin::node':
    allow => [ '192.0.2.0/24', '2001:db8::/64' ]
}

or in hiera:

---
munin::node::allow:
  - 192.0.2.0/24
  - 2001:db8::/64

Installs munin-node, and exports a munin::master::node_definition which munin::master will collect, and allows munin masters on specified networks to connect.

munin::plugin

Activate a plugin

Here, we activate an already installed plugin.

The use of "ensure => link" creates an implicit "target => /usr/share/munin/plugins/$title".

The "target" parameter can be set to an absolute path (starting with a "/"), or a relative path (anything else). If relative, $munin::params::node::plugin_share_dir is prepended to the path.

munin::plugin {
  'apt':
    ensure => link;
  'something':
    ensure => link,
    target => '/usr/local/share/munin/plugins/something';
  'ip_eth0':
    ensure => link,
    target => 'ip_'; # becomes $munin::params::node::plugin_share_dir/ip_
}

Install and activate a plugin

The use of "ensure => present" creates a file in /etc/munin/plugins

munin::plugin { 'somedaemon':
    ensure => present,
    source => 'puppet:///modules/munin/plugins/somedaemon',
}

Activate wildcard plugin

A pair of plugins we provide, with a _name symlink (This is also known as "wildcard" plugins)

munin::plugin {
  'foo_bar':
    ensure => present,
    target => 'foo_',
    source => 'puppet:///modules/munin/plugins/foo_';
  'foo_baz':
    ensure => present,
    target => 'foo_',
    source => 'puppet:///modules/munin/plugins/foo_';
}

Plugin with configuration

This creates an additional "/etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/${title}.conf"

munin::plugin {
  'bletch':
    ensure => link,
    config => 'env.database flumpelump';
  'thud':
    ensure => present,
    source => 'puppet:///modules/munin/plugins/thud',
    config => ['env.database zotto', 'user root'];
}

A plugin configuration file

This only adds a plugin configuration file.

munin::plugin { 'slapd':
  config       => ['env.rootdn cn=admin,dc=example,dc=org'],
  config_label => 'slapd_*',
}