jangeador / docker_shinken

Automated docker builds for shinken images

Home Page:http://www.rohit.io/blog/rip-nagios-hello-docker-shinken.html

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Docker Shinken

This repository contains Dockerfile for automated builds of:

Get started in 3 easy steps:

  1. Install docker. Select and pull one of the following docker image:

    Sample Command: $ sudo docker pull rohit01/shinken

  2. Clone this project. There are three directories corresponding to the docker images mentioned above. Go inside the directory corresponding to your selected image. You will see a directory named: custom_configs/. Keep all your configuration files here. A default configuration for monitoring docker host is already defined. User login details can be updated in this file: htpasswd.users. File contains the documentation in comments.

  3. Run the docker image. Expose TCP port 80 to the base machine and mount custom_configs directory to /etc/shinken/custom_configs. Sample execution:

    $ git clone https://github.com/rohit01/docker_shinken.git
    $ cd docker_shinken/shinken_basic
    $ sudo docker run -d -v "$(pwd)/custom_configs:/etc/shinken/custom_configs" -p 80:80 rohit01/shinken
    

Open your browser and visit these urls (Default credential - admin/admin):

  1. WebUI: http://localhost/. Available on all three images.
  2. Thruk UI: http://localhost/thruk/. Available on shinken_thruk and shinken_thruk_graphite images.
  3. Graphs: http://localhost/service/docker_shinken/http_port_7770#graphs. Available only on shinken_thruk_graphite image.

Please Note:

  • Configuration changes are required only in one place/directory: custom_configs
  • The nrpe plugins installation directory is /usr/lib/nagios/plugins.
  • If you are using custom NRPE plugins, please mount your plugins directory inside docker container at /usr/local/custom_plugins. You need to define resource paths accordingly.

Alternative Installation:

###Using docker-compose and local files:

It is possible to create a customized instance of the Docker image building it from the source. To do this, make any changes that you need to shinken.cfg inside the shinken folder and then build using the provided docker-compose.yml file provided that docker compose is installed.

```
$ docker-compose build
$ docker-compose up -d 
```

If everything worked correctly then browse to the site. If there are problems then run docker-compose up without the -d flag and look at the command output to make sure that everything is running as it should.

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Automated docker builds for shinken images

http://www.rohit.io/blog/rip-nagios-hello-docker-shinken.html


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