This repository holds legacy code related to The Marionette Collective project. That project has been deprecated by Puppet Inc and the code donated to the Choria Project.
Please review the Choria Project Website and specifically the MCollective Deprecation Notice for further information and details about the future of the MCollective project.
This is a simple agent that will execute a ping or remote connection test on mcollective hosts
I often find myself logging onto boxes to ping different sites to diagnose local or remote network issues, this means I can now just issue a single command and get results from anywhere I’m running mcollective.
- Install RubyGem Net::Ping
- Follow the basic plugin install guide
ICMP ping test:
$ mco nettest ping hostname
Do you really want to perform network tests unfiltered? (y/n): y
* [ ============================================================> ] 11 / 11
node1.example.net time = 0.429
node8.example.net time = 0.388
node5.example.net time = 0.686
node4.example.net time = 1.858
middleware.example.net time = 2.697
node7.example.net time = 0.637
node0.example.net time = 16.455
node9.example.net time = 1.974
node6.example.net time = 0.415
node3.example.net time = 0.389
node2.example.net time = 0.4
Summary of RTT:
Min: 0.388ms Max: 16.455ms Average: 2.393ms
Finished processing 11 / 11 hosts in 85.76 ms
TCP connection test to port 8140:
$ mco nettest connect hostname 8140
The nettest agent supplies an fqdn validator which will validate if a string is a valid uri.
validate :fqdn, :nettest_fqdn
The nettest agent supplies a server address validator which will validate that a given string includes both a valid hostname and port number separated by a colon.
validate :serveraddress, :nettest_server_address
The nettest agent also supplies a data plugin which uses the nettest agent to check if a connection to a fqdn at a specific port can be made. The data plugin will return 'true' or 'false' and can be used during discovery or any other place where the MCollective discovery language is used.
$ mco rpc rpcutil -S "Nettest('myhost', '8080').connect=true"
The nettest agent supplies a mma aggregate plugin which will determine the minimum value, maximum value and average value of a set of inputs determinted in a DDL.
summarize do
aggregate nettest_mma(:rtt, :format => "Min: %.3fms Max: %.3fms Average: %.3fms")
end