Sakuli-OMD-Labs Docker image (cloud-ready)

[simonmeggle]

after #203: using ansible-docker and Sakuli-Ansible-dropin-role ready to use in OpenShift (Source2Image)

[simonmeggle]

https://hub.docker.com/r/consol/sakuli-omd-labs-debian/ https://hub.docker.com/r/consol/sakuli-omd-labs-ubuntu/ https://hub.docker.com/r/consol/sakuli-omd-labs-centos/

Next step ist to include Sakuli add-ons into the OMD package.

[toschneck]

image as automateable build: 1) run ansible-playbook on build time, instead of ansible-container 2) Ansible playbook contains:

• wegt to github zip download like

ENV VERSION=dev
ENV VERSION=v1.0.1
wget https://github.com/ConSol/sakuli/archive/$VERSION.zip

• cleanup or remove Makefile 3) Write documentation: How to build a custom omd/sakuli installation and add some checks

[toschneck]

@simonmeggle Currently omd didn't resolve the timezone correctly. If I configure in the docker-compose.yml the timezone it doesn't get into the OMD view:

omd-nagios:
    container_name: omd-nagios
    image: consol/sakuli-omd-labs-ubuntu
    ports:
    - 8043:443
    environment:
    - TZ=Europe/Berlin
    volumes:
    - ./omd_ansible_drop-in_role/:/root/ansible/dropin_role

The time displayed in the overview page is in ETC time:

If I mount the localtime into the container, the problem go away:

    volumes:
    - /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime
    - ./omd_ansible_drop-in_role/:/root/ansible/dropin_role

But I think this shouldn't be the expected behavior or?

[toschneck]

@simonmeggle Cleanup of DockerHub should be also be done:

[tschneck]$ docker search sakuli
NAME                            DESCRIPTION                                     STARS     OFFICIAL   AUTOMATED
consol/sakuli-ubuntu-xfce       Sakuli end-2-end testing and monitoring co...   2                    [OK]
consol/sakuli-centos-xfce       Sakuli end-2-end testing and monitoring co...   2                    [OK]
consol/omd-labs-ubuntu-sakuli   OMD - Open Monitoring Distribution "labs" ...   2                    [OK]
consol/sakuli-omd-labs-ubuntu   OMD Labs (Ubuntu) + Sakuli E2E Add-Ons          0                    
consol/sakuli-omd-labs-debian   OMD Labs (Debian) + Sakuli E2E Add-Ons          0                    
consol/sakuli-omd-labs-centos   OMD Labs (CentOS) + Sakuli E2E Add-Ons          0                    

[toschneck]

@simonmeggle add template tpl_s_sakuli_gearman for:

define service {
  service_description            example_lm_18_1
  host_name                      sakuli_LM_client
  use                            tpl_s_sakuli_gearman
}

[toschneck]

@simonmeggle Template is already added, I just used the wrong docker image version. Forgot that the feature branch wasn't merged :-/

root@1f7dd30e3703:/opt/omd/sites/demo/etc/nagios/conf.d# cat sakuli_nagios_objects.cfg 
define service {
  name                           tpl_s_sakuli_gearman
  use                            generic-service,srv-pnp
  active_checks_enabled          0
  check_command                  check_dummy!3!'Did not receive any Sakuli result within 3 minutes.'
  check_freshness                1
  event_handler                  sakuli_screenshot_eventhandler
  event_handler_enabled          1
  freshness_threshold            180
  icon_image                     sakuli.png
  icon_image_alt                 Sakuli E2E test
  notes                          Sakuli E2E results received by mod-gearman
  passive_checks_enabled         1
  is_volatile                    1
  register                       0
}

[toschneck]

TODO @simonmeggle:

• [x] Site name from Docker Build ARG
• [x] List of data folders to store in persistent volume:
  • Ansible hook for linked folders to persistent volume
• [x] Example in https://github.com/ConSol/sakuli-examples

TODO @toschneck:

• [ ] validate usermode to run omd site

[simonmeggle]

then head to #237