This is a collection of scripts that our developers have found useful when using the stack.
sudo ./init.sh
This is your initialization script, it will handle all installation and configuration that is programatically possible.
./create.sh
Create the stack from the given Helm Charts, this assumes that you have the needed 'setup' completed. If you do not have the required software, see the main 'readme'.
This uses the
helm installcommand to set up each chart.
./destroy.sh
Tear down the stack, if you ever need to do that for testing purposes or due to extenuating circumstances.
This uses the
helm delcommand, using the option to purge pod data.
./upgrade.sh
Upgrade an existing stack when updates happen.
This uses the
helm upgradecommand, and is naturally similar to thecreate.shscript.
./installHelm.sh
This installs Helm 2.11 a version that works well enough for Cronus developers.
./dockerKube.bash
This was used for automatic installation of a good Docker/Kubernetes base, and is left here since it makes the stack work for Cronus developers.
./reClone.sh
Essentially an elaborate git pull.
This is currently broken, please don't use it.
The idea here is to allow deployment over any namespace.
./query.sh [-d|--databases] [-c|--cpu] [-k|--ksm] ["select+*+from+telegraf.."]
-d|--databases ) Shows the databases that currently exist in Influx.
-c|--cpu ) Shows all data from the cpu table using select+*+from+telegraf..cpu.
-k|--ksm ) Shows all data from the kube_pod_container_status_restarts_total table using a query similar to that used for cpu.
"select+some+query+string" Shows data depending on the inputted IFQL query.
Query the Influx database for all supplied options, predefined or otherwise.
./echoGrafanaIP.sh
Display the current IP of the Grafana service.
./startGrafana.sh ["browserName"]
Start Grafana using Firefox, or an alternate browser.
./generateDashboards.sh [-s | --select]
Dynamically generate and import various dashboards for each node in your Kubernetes cluster.
Optionally, pass -s or --select, to select which nodes to generate dashboards for.
./connectToKapacitorContainer.sh
This will exec you into the Kapacitor pod, to allow for manual Kapacitor configuration and testing.
./copyTickScripts.sh
Copy TICKscripts from their folder in the Kapacitor chart, into the Kapacitor pod.
This uses the
kubectl cpcommand, and is complemented bydefineTickTasks.shbelow.
./defineTickTasks.sh
This is used in tandem with copyTickScripts.sh. It might occasionally fail, but manually running the commands within still works.
This uses
kubectl execto jump into the pod, where it can define tasks with a script.
./tailKapacitorLogs.sh
This will watch the Kapacitor logs for updates.
This can be useful for alert testing/debugging.
./slackAlertToEmail.sh
This is meant to quickly replace TICKscript slack alerts with simple email alerts. It is highly experimental and requires further configuration to support it.
Namely, a Topic Handler and SMTP configuration for Kapacitor's configuration file.
./deprecatedTikInstall.bash
This is the old way of doing it, and is left as a potential exercise for the daring user.
./curl.sh ["port"]
This queries the Kube-State-Metrics Prometheus endpoint and displays it's data, with an optional parameter to use an alternate port.
./helmTest.sh [-n]
Run native Helm Tests and Helm Unit Tests, and clean up the created test-pods.
If for whatever reason you don't want to clean up the test-pods, use the
-nflag.
./testTickScripts.sh
Run Kapacitor-Unit Tests.
./cleanUpTest.sh
Clean up Helm Test pods.
./initJenkins.sh
Initial Jenkins Setup Script
./setupJenkinsContainerSsh.sh
This script should be run after the in-UI setup process for Jenkins.