#WARNING

###This playbook is deprecated and has been merge in ansible-playbook-sensu. It will not be updated anymore.

#Sensu client playbook

Playbook to install and configure a Sensu client. This is a work in progress, it will come with various configuration tweaking later on.

##Supported system

Currently only Debian Jessie amd64 is supported and tested. Patch welcome to support other OS.

##Installation

Just clone (or submodule) this repository under the name sensu-client in your roles directory. This file, test.yml and Vagrantfile will be ignored by ansible anyway.

###Using it

####Variables

You may need to redefine the following variables:

Name	Type	Description	Default
sensu_client_hostname	String	Hostname of this client	"localhost"
sensu_client_address	String	Address of this client	"127.0.0.1"
sensu_client_subscription_names	List	List of test to execute on this client	[test]
sensu_server_rabbitmq_hostname	String	Hostname of the RabbitMQ server (Master Node)	"localhost"
sensu_server_rabbitmq_user	String	Username used for RabbitMQ	"sensu"
sensu_server_rabbitmq_password	String	Password for the RabbitMQ user	"placeholder"

####Files

You have to put the needed certificates in your files/ folder, those will be used to encrypt the communication between your different host. All the checks script should be in a files/sensu/plugins/ folder; they will all be copied in the /etc/sensu/plugins/ folder

files/
 |- sensu_client_cert.pem
 |- sensu_client_key.pem
 |- sensu/
 |--- plugins/
 |----- <all your .rb check script>

##Test

To test it you will need this RabbitMQ role. And you need to put the associated certificates in your files folder (See the README).

There is some really basic tests with the playbook. It just try to sensu-client in a vagrant VM. Just run:

$ vagrant up

and the VM will be provisioned by ansible with the test.yml.