roidelapluie/o11y-deploy

o11y-deploy

o11y-deploy is a command-line tool that deploys a Prometheus ecosystem on an existing infrastructure. It leverages the o11y-deps-installer to manage the required components, such as Ansible, and provides an easy-to-use interface for configuring and deploying monitoring solutions.

Features

⚠️ This is alpha software. Features are not stable and most of them are not implemented.

• Deploys a Prometheus ecosystem on existing infrastructure
• Manages rules, targets, and UI
• Supports Prometheus service discovery using static configuration
• Built-in support for ARA (ARA Records Ansible)

Installation

Before installing o11y-deploy, ensure that you have installed the necessary dependencies using o11y-deps-installer:

./o11y-deps-installer

Next, clone the o11y-deploy repository and build the binary:

git clone https://github.com/roidelapluie/o11y-deploy.git
cd o11y-deploy
make init_roles
make build

Usage

To deploy a Prometheus ecosystem using o11y-deploy, run the following command:

./o11y-deploy

The default configuration file is o11y.yml. You can specify a custom configuration file using the --config-file flag:

./o11y-deploy --config-file /path/to/custom/config.yml

To enable the ARA webserver and view the results of your Ansible runs, use the --ara flag:

./o11y-deploy --ara

For more flag options and detailed usage instructions, run:

./o11y-deploy --help

Example Configuration

An example configuration file o11y.yml is provided:

global:
  ansible_ssh_key_path: /path/to/ansible_private_key.pem
  ansible_become_password_file: /path/to/ansible_password.txt
target_groups:
  - name: servers
    modules:
      linux_module:
      prometheus_module:
    targets:
      static_configs:
      - targets:
          - 'example-host-1:22'
          - 'example-host-2:22'
        labels:
          group: 'o11y'

License

o11y-deploy source code is released under the Apache License 2.0.

Please note that the release artifacts, which include the bundled dependencies like Python, Alpine Linux, Ansible, and others, are subject to their respective licenses. These dependencies are not covered by the Apache License 2.0 of o11y-deploy.