Site-specific implementation cookbook for interacting with Data Dog.
This cookbook is the example from my blog post about deleting attributes.
- datadog v2.1
node['datadog']['encrypted_databag']- If your data bag items are encrypted (all or none), set this to true. Default is false.
Create a data bag called "datadog". It should have an item for the following:
- Your datadog service API key.
- Your datadog application API keys.
For example:
{
"id": "datadog",
"data": {
"api_key": "DATADOG-API-KEY",
"chef": "DATADOG-CHEF-APPLICATION_KEY"
}
}Then upload it to the Chef Server using chef-vault
knife vault create secrets datadog --mode client -J data_bags/secrets/datadog_unencrypted.json -A ADMINUSER -S '*:*'
Author: Joshua Timberman opensource@housepub.org
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