Include Icinga module for vSphere®

[kratzersmz]

Hi,

i can enable vsphere module, create vsphere db + user. But i cant find the place where i put: /usr/bin/icingacli vspheredb daemon run

icinga2 container doesnt have icingacli installed, any hints on this?

greets

[t3easy]

I created a 2nd container with the same image, environment and volumes like the Icinga Web 2 container but with

command: ["icingacli","vspheredb","daemon","run"]
entrypoint: []

Same for the Director Daemon.

[lippserd]

I created a 2nd container with the same image, environment and volumes like the Icinga Web 2 container but with

command: ["icingacli","vspheredb","daemon","run"]
entrypoint: []

Same for the Director Daemon.

This is a very smart approach! The Director setup is implemented with PR #33, but not yet the Icinga module for vSphere®.

[t3easy]

@lippserd Cool! The x509 plugin also needs a daemon, that can be created like that.

[lippserd]

@lippserd Cool! The x509 plugin also needs a daemon, that can be created like that.

Yeah, I forgot about that one 😆

[t3easy]

I also thought about using Ofelia for some tasks in the stack, but for now, the daemon containers fits my needs.
BTW.: do you have a good idea for icingacli checks? As web and icinga are splitted, the checks can't run as there is no icingacli.

[lippserd]

BTW.: do you have a good idea for icingacli checks? As web and icinga are splitted, the checks can't run as there is no icingacli.

Maybe a Phar of the icingacli plus configuration deployed to the Icinga container. But I don't know if creating the Phar works that easily.

[t3easy]

@lippserd maybe we could discuss the possible solutions somewhere else. I extended this stack to my needs with influxdb and grafana and Traefik as reverse proxy. I could contribute back some examples.

[johnfelipe]

Icinga/icingaweb2-module-vspheredb#389 (comment)

im folling steps for deploy locally vspheredb, but how can create database in docker?
is possible guide me with another gist or markdown for test?

[johnfelipe]

pls i need help asap

[t3easy]

First, you must add an additional MariaDB service to the docker-compose.yml with a dedicated volume for the databases.
e.g.:

services:
  # ...
  vspheredb-db:
    image: mariadb:${MARIADB_VERSION}
    command:
    - --character-set-server=utf8mb4
    - --collation-server=utf8mb4_bin
    environment:
      MARIADB_DATABASE: vspheredb
      MARIADB_USER: vspheredb
      MARIADB_PASSWORD: ${MARIADB_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB:?MARIADB_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB required}
      MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD: ${MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB:?MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB required}
      TZ: ${TZ:?TZ required}
    restart: "${RESTART:-always}"
    volumes:
    - vspheredb-db:/var/lib/mysql
  # ...
volumes:
  # ...
  vspheredb-db:

You can also add the config to your icingaweb service.

# ...
services:
  icingaweb:
    # ...
    environment:
      # ...
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.charset: utf8mb4
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.db: mysql
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.dbname: vspheredb
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.host: vspheredb-db
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.password: ${MARIADB_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB:?MARIADB_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB required}
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.type: db
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.username: vspheredb
      icingaweb.modules.vspheredb.config.db.resource: vspheredb-db
      # ...

Then, if necessary, you can cat the sql file from the icingaweb service to the vsphere-db service.

docker compose exec -T icingaweb2 cat /usr/share/icingaweb2/modules/vspheredb/schema/mysql.sql | docker-compose exec -T vspheredb-db sh -c 'exec mysql -u"$MARIADB_USER" -p"$MARIADB_PASSWORD" "$MARIADB_DATABASE"'

[johnfelipe]

First, you must add an additional MariaDB service to the docker-compose.yml with a dedicated volume for the databases. e.g.:

services:
  # ...
  vspheredb-db:
    image: mariadb:${MARIADB_VERSION}
    command:
    - --character-set-server=utf8mb4
    - --collation-server=utf8mb4_bin
    environment:
      MARIADB_DATABASE: vspheredb
      MARIADB_USER: vspheredb
      MARIADB_PASSWORD: ${MARIADB_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB:?MARIADB_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB required}
      MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD: ${MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB:?MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB required}
      TZ: ${TZ:?TZ required}
    restart: "${RESTART:-always}"
    volumes:
    - vspheredb-db:/var/lib/mysql
  # ...
volumes:
  # ...
  vspheredb-db:

You can also add the config to your icingaweb service.

# ...
services:
  icingaweb:
    # ...
    environment:
      # ...
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.charset: utf8mb4
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.db: mysql
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.dbname: vspheredb
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.host: vspheredb-db
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.password: ${MARIADB_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB:?MARIADB_PASSWORD_VSPHEREDB required}
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.type: db
      icingaweb.resources.vspheredb-db.username: vspheredb
      icingaweb.modules.vspheredb.config.db.resource: vspheredb-db
      # ...

Then, if necessary, you can cat the sql file from the icingaweb service to the vsphere-db service.

docker compose exec -T icingaweb2 cat /usr/share/icingaweb2/modules/vspheredb/schema/mysql.sql | docker-compose exec -T vspheredb-db sh -c 'exec mysql -u"$MARIADB_USER" -p"$MARIADB_PASSWORD" "$MARIADB_DATABASE"'

this is my compose

https://gist.github.com/e8ded126ce3b82212e2e199e4c6d334c

and run that command show me this:

root@ubuntu20virgen:~/docker-compose-icinga# docker compose exec -T icingaweb2 cat /usr/share/icingaweb2/modules/vspheredb/schema/mysql.sql | docker-compose exec -T vspheredb-db sh -c 'exec mysql -u"$MARIADB_USER" -p"$MARIADB_PASSWORD" "$MARIADB_DATABASE"'
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