# icinga-satellite An easy-to-use Dockerized Icinga2 satellite setup. It could be used as an Icinga2 agent aswell, but I don't think that would make much sense. The goal is instead to create an easy-to-deploy satellite Docker. ## Environment variables Everything is controlled using the follwing environment variables. * **CN** is the Common Name of the satellite * **ZONE** is the zone in which this satellite should be in. If no zone is specified it defaults to using the **CN** as the zone. * **PARENTCN** is the Common Name of the parent host, for example the master. If no **PARENTCN** is specified it defaults to using the **PARENTHOST** as a **PARENTCN** * **PARENTHOST** is the FQDN or IP of the parent host, for example the master. * **PARENTPORT** is the Icinga2 port on the parent host. Defaults to 5665. * **TICKET** is the ticket you get from the master (if you are using Director you find it under the Agent tab of the host). * **ACCEPT_CONFIG** takes a ***y*** or ***n*** value for yes or no. The default is ***n***. * **ACCEPT_COMMANDS** takes a ***y*** or ***n*** value for yes or no. The default is ***n***. * **DISABLE_CONFD** takes a ***y*** or ***n*** value for yes or no. The default is ***y***. This should be a sane default for most people. ## Example usage ``` #> docker run -d --name my-icinga-sat \ -p 5665:5665 \ -e CN=icinga-sat02.local \ -e PARENTHOST=icinga-master.local \ -e PARENTCN=icinga-master.local \ -e PARENTZONE=master \ -e TICKET=124de0573705d1133db62a974aaf \ -e DISABLE_CONFD=y -e ACCEPT_CONFIG=y -e ACCEPT_COMMANDS=y \ jackbenny/icinga-satellite ``` ## docker-compose.yml example ``` version: "3.8" services: my-icinga-sat: image: jackbenny/icinga-satellite ports: - 5665:5665 environment: - CN=icinga-sat02.local - ZONE=icinga-sat02.local - PARENTHOST=icinga-master.local - PARENTCN=icinga-master.local - PARENTZONE=master - TICKET=124de0573705d1133db62a974aaf - ACCEPT_CONFIG=y - ACCEPT_COMMANDS=y - DISABLE_CONFD=y ``` ## Images > **NOTE:** Currently there are some problems with the Alpine image. Use the main image > instead, tagged *0.n*. There are two available images for you to choose from. The default one (0.*n*) is based on Debian 10, with Icinga2 from Icingas official repository. The other image (0.*n*-alpine) is based on Alpine 3.11, with Icinga2 from Alpines repository. The Alpine image is much smaller in size.