On 2/25/19 12:06 PM, Filippo Giunchedi wrote:
Hi!
On Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 6:40 PM Giovanni Tirloni
<gtirloni(a)wikimedia.org <mailto:gtirloni@wikimedia.org>> wrote:
Hi,
If we poke roles in the firewall so Icinga can reach the VMs and we
define the monitoring::service stuff in Puppet, is that all we
need to
shutdown Shinken? Do you think there would be any concerns with going
that route?
I'm not sure, what checks does shinken do ATM that we'd need to port
over to icinga? Right off the bat it seems simpler to me to fire up a
icinga stretch VM and move over the checks and their puppetization to
that VM instead, what do you think?
One of the reasons we haven't done this already is that WMF production
monitoring seems to be in constant flux -- it's disappointing to adopt a
monitoring tool only to have it deprecated a month later in production.
Is the current version of icinga that's running in prod actually your
desired final state there, or is something else up and coming?
-Andrew
I'm asking about this because soon we'll see requests about
removing
more and more Jessie support from the Puppet codebase [0] and
there's no
exit strategy from Jessie for Shinken (it's not available in Stretch
unless we want to package things ourselves, which I tried and failed).
Ouch! I didn't realize there's no shinken in stretch :( though it
seems like a great occasion to get rid of it!
HTH,
Filippo
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