Ansible role for configuring Monit. Sample usage see example.yml.
An ansible ready host.
monit_cycle: Time between checks in seconds. Defaults to120.monit_log_destination: Where the log will be written. Can be a path to a file or "syslog", which will write to syslog daemon. Defaults to/var/log/monit.log.monit_state_file: State file path. Defaults to/var/lib/monit/state.monit_id_file: Id file path. Defaults to/var/lib/monit/id.monit_eventqueue_dir: Event queue directory path. It is only used when this variable is defined. Defaults to/var/lib/monit/events.monit_eventqueue_slots: Event queue slots. It is only used whenmonit_eventqueue_diris defined. Defaults to100.monit_services: List of hashes of services to be monitorized by monit.name: Name of the process or host.type: Type of monitorization, "process", "host", "system", "filesystem", "file" and "program" are supported.target: Target of monitorization. Should be a pidfile, an address or undefined, depending on thetypeof service.match: On "process" monitors, check process state by matching the process name with a regexp provided on this field.start: Command that starts the service. Optional.stop: Command that stop the service. Optional.rules: List of rules to be included in this service. Optional.
monit_service_detele_unlisted: Remove existing service monitorization configurations not declared in theservices. Defaults totrue.monit_start_monitors: Start configuredservices. Defaults totrue.monit_mail_enabled: Enable mail alerts. Defaults tofalse.monit_mailserver_host: Mailserver host address. Defaults tolocalhost.monit_mailserver_host: Mailserver host port. Defaults to25.monit_mailserver_user: Username for authentication on mailserver.monit_mailserver_password: Password for authentication on mailserver.monit_mailserver_timeout: Timeout for mailserver connection. Defaults to5.monit_mailserver_ssl_version: If defined, monit will use this algorithm for SSL connection to the mail server. Possible values areSSLAUTO,SSLV2,SSLV3,TLSV1,TLSV11,TLSV12.monit_alert_address: Mail address where the alerts will be sent to.monit_alert_mail_from: Sender mail address.monit_alert_mail_subject: Mail subject.monit_alert_mail_message: Mail message body.monit_webinterface_enabled: Enable monit web interface. Defaults totrue.monit_webinterface_bind: IP address to bind web interface. Defaults to0.0.0.0(listen for external requests).monit_webinterface_port: Port for web interface. Defaults to2812.monit_webinterface_rw_group: Define group of users allowed to read and write on web interface. It is only applied when defined and is empty by default.monit_webinterface_r_group: Define group of users allowed to read on web interface. It is only applied when defined and is empty by default.monit_webinterface_acl_rules: List of ACL rules for the web interface, such as "localhost" or "hauk:password". It is only applied when defined and is empty by default.monit_apache_rules: List of monitoring rules for apache service. You should adjust them to your needs.monit_apache_groups: List of groups for the apache service. This list is empty by default.monit_memcached_rules: List of monitoring rules for memcached service. You should adjust them to your needs.monit_memcached_groups: List of groups for the memcached service. This list is empty by default.
The following variables are used for the logic of the role and should not be changed by the users.
monit_unstartable_monitors: Config files present in/etc/monit/conf.dthat are not actually monitors and, as such, should no be started by our role whenmonit_start_monitorsis true.
This role writes a monit_services_configured on /etc/ansible/facts.d/monit.fact in order to keep track of the configured monitors between different plays. This helps us removing unused monitors.
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