2.7 KiB
2.7 KiB
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.
- LOCAL_TIMEZONE sets the local timezone of the satellite. For example Europe/Stockholm or America/New_York
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
restart:always
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
- LOCAL_TIMEZONE=Europe/Stockholm
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 Ubuntu 18.04, with Icinga2 from Icingas official repository. The other image (0.n-alpine) is based on Alpine 3.11, with Icinga2 from Alpines repository. From 0.1.1-alpine and up, the Alpine image is built on the latest Alpine. The Alpine image is much smaller in size.