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newrelic-ng (14) Versions 0.3.4

Installs/Configures newrelic monitoring

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newrelic-ng Cookbook

This cookbook provides LWRPs and recipes to install and configure different monitoring services for Newrelic.

This cookbook requires Chef 11 or later.

Attributes

server monitoring with nrsysmond

You can set your Newrelic license_key in the following attribute

node['newrelic-ng']['license_key'] = 'CHANGE_ME'

The 'config' attribute actually supports all other configuration options that nrsysmond accepts.
You can e.g. disable ssl

node['newrelic-ng']['nrsysmond']['config']['ssl'] = false

For a complete list of attributes, please see here

plugin-agent

You can set your Newrelic license key (note: this one is usually different than the one for server monitoring), as well as other options in the following attribute (default values shown below)

node['newrelic-ng']['license_key'] = 'CHANGE_ME'
node['newrelic-ng']['plugin-agent']['poll_interval'] = 60
node['newrelic-ng']['plugin-agent']['pidfile'] = '/var/run/newrelic/newrelic_plugin_agent.pid'
node['newrelic-ng']['plugin-agent']['logfile'] = '/var/log/newrelic/newrelic_plugin_agent.log'

Set the pip package to install. Defaults to 'newrelic-plugin-agent'. You can set it e.g. to your github fork

node.default['newrelic']['plugin-agent']['pip_package'] = 'git+git://github.com/chr4/newrelic-plugin-agent.git@fix-postgres-9.2'

For configuring your services, you need to insert a YAML string into the service_config attribute

node['newrelic-ng']['plugin-agent']['service_config'] = <<-EOS
postgresql:
  host: localhost
  port: 5432
  user: postgres
  dbname: postgres
EOS

generic-agent

Installs a generic plugin agent. E.g.

newrelic_nginx_agent:

node['newrelic-ng']['generic-agent']['agents']['nginx_status_agent'] = {
    source: 'http://nginx.com/download/newrelic/newrelic_nginx_agent.tar.gz',
    config: <<-EOS
- instance_name: localhost
  status_url: http://localhost/nginx_stub_status
EOS
  }
}

newrelic_sidekiq_agent:

default['newrelic-ng']['generic-agent']['agents']['sidekiq_status_agent'] = {
    source: 'https://github.com/eksoverzero/newrelic_sidekiq_agent/archive/V2.0.tar.gz',
    config: <<-EOS
- instance_name: "App name"
  uri: "redis://localhost:6379"
  namespace: "namespace"
EOS
  }
}

Recipes

To use the recipes, add the following to your metadata.rb

depends 'newrelic-ng'

default

  • Includes newrelic-ng::nrsysmond-default

nrsysmond-default

  • Includes newrelic-ng::nrsysmond-install
  • Configures and starts nrsysmond according to the attributes

nrsysmond-install

  • Includes newrelic-ng::newrelic-repository
  • Installs newrelic-sysmond package

plugin-agent-default

  • Includes newrelic-ng::plugin-agent-install
  • Configures and starts newrelic-plugin-agent according to the attributes

plugin-agent-install

  • Install python, python-pip and python-psycopg2
  • Install newrelic-plugin-agent using pip
  • Install newrelic-plugin-agent initscript (Debian, Ubuntu only)
  • Create run/log directories

generic-agent-default

  • Installs a generic newrelic agent.

newrelic-repository

  • Sets up the Newrelic apt/yum repository

Providers

To use the providers, add the following to your metadata.rb

depends 'newrelic-ng'

newrelic_ng_nrsysmond

When nrsysmond is installed (e.g. using the newrelic-ng::nrsysmond-install recipe), you can configure it using the LWRP.

newrelic_ng_nrsysmond 'YOUR_LICENSE_KEY'

For more sophisticated setups, you can specify the follwoing additional attributes (they default to the node attributes)

newrelic_ng_nrsysmond 'custom' do
  license_key 'MY_PRODUCTION_KEY' if node.chef_environment == 'production'
  license_key 'MY_STAGING_KEY'    if node.chef_environment == 'staging'

  # additional nrsysmond configuration options
  ssl            false
  loglevel       'info'
  proxy          nil
  ssl_ca_bundle  nil
  ssl_ca_path    '/myca/path'
  pidfile        '/tmp/nrsysmond.pid'
  collector_host 'my-collector-host.com'
  timeout        10

  # path and attributes of nrsysmond.cfg
  owner       'root'
  group       'root'
  mode        00600
  config_file '/etc/nrsysmond.cfg'

  # you can also specify your own configuration template
  cookbook    'yourcookbook'
  source      'yoursourcefile'
end

newrelic_ng_plugin_agent

When the plugin-agent is installed (e.g. using the newrelic-ng::plugin-agent-install recipe), you can configure it using the LWRP.

newrelic_ng_plugin_agent 'YOUR_LICENSE_KEY'

For more sophisticated setups, you can specify the follwoing additional attributes (they default to the node attributes)

newrelic_ng_plugin_agent 'custom' do
  license_key 'MY_PRODUCTION_KEY' if node.chef_environment == 'production'
  license_key 'MY_STAGING_KEY'    if node.chef_environment == 'staging'

  # additional plugin-agent configuration options
  poll_interval  20
  logfile        '/tmp/plugin-agent.log'
  pidfile        '/tmp/plugin-agent.pid'

  # set your service configuration
  service_config <<-EOS
postgresql:
  host: localhost
  port: 5432
  user: postgres
  dbname: postgres
EOS

  # path and attributes of nrsysmond
  owner       'root'
  group       'root'
  mode        00600
  config_file '/etc/plugin-agent.cfg'

  # you can also specify your own configuration template
  cookbook    'yourcookbook'
  source      'yoursourcefile'
end

newrelic_ng_generic_agent

You can install and configure generic ruby newrelic agents also via this LWRPs. For more information, see attributes and recipes section above.

Example:

newrelic_ng_generic_agent 'MY_LICENSE_KEY' do
  plugin_name 'nginx_status_agent'
  source 'http://nginx.com/download/newrelic/newrelic_nginx_agent.tar.gz'
  config <<-EOS
- instance_name: localhost
  status_url: http://localhost/nginx_stub_status
EOS
end
newrelic_ng_generic_agent 'MY_LICENSE_KEY' do
  plugin_name 'sidekiq_status_agent'
  source 'https://github.com/eksoverzero/newrelic_sidekiq_agent/archive/V2.0.tar.gz'
  config <<-EOS
- instance_name: "App name"
  uri: "redis://localhost:6379"
  namespace: "namespace"
EOS
end

You can specify the following additional attributes

target_dir '/opt/newrelic-agents'
owner      'newrelic'
group      'newrelic'

The following actions are supported

action :install_and_configure # default
action :install               # only install the agent
action :configure             # only configure the agent

Contributing

e.g.

  1. Fork the repository on Github
  2. Create a named feature branch (like add_component_x)
  3. Write you change
  4. Write tests for your change (if applicable)
  5. Run the tests, ensuring they all pass
  6. Submit a Pull Request using Github

License and Authors

Author: Chris Aumann me@chr4.org
Contributors: Cameron Johnston cameron@needle.com, Jeff Byrnes jeff@evertrue.com

License: GPLv3

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