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graphite_handler (9) Versions 0.0.6

Installs/Configures the Chef graphite handler originally developed by Ian Meyer

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cookbook 'graphite_handler', '= 0.0.6', :supermarket
cookbook 'graphite_handler', '= 0.0.6'
knife supermarket install graphite_handler
knife supermarket download graphite_handler
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Description

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A cookbook that a handler that sends chef run results to graphite. If you have
the ohai-system_pacakges
plugin installed, it will also send package statistics to graphite.

Requirements

The chef_handler cookbook.

Attributes

This cookbook uses the following attributes to configure how it is installed.

  • node['chef_client']['handler']['graphite']['host'] - The graphite server host.
  • node['chef_client']['handler']['graphite']['port'] - The graphite server port.
  • node['chef_client']['handler']['graphite']['prefix'] - The prefix appended to statistics sent to graphite. Defaults to "chef.#{node.chef_environment}.node.#{node['hostname']}".

Usage

Set the host and port properties on the node and include the "graphite_handler::default" recipe.

Credits

The handler was originally written by Ian Meyer and was converted to a cookbook by Peter Donald. Contributions
by Lew Goettner.

Dependent cookbooks

chef_handler >= 0.0.0

Contingent cookbooks

There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.

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