Hawkular Services 0.0.6.Final
by Juraci Paixão Kröhling
Team,
Hawkular Services 0.0.6.Final has just been released.
The only functional change between this and the previous version is that
Hawkular Services now reports itself as a "Hawkular" server, instead of
"Wildfly" (HAWKULAR-1098)
As the previous distributions, the Agent has to be configured with an
user. This can be accomplished by:
- Adding an user via bin/add-user.sh like:
./bin/add-user.sh \
-a \
-u <theusername> \
-p <thepassword> \
-g read-write,read-only
- Changing the Agent's credential on standalone.xml to the credentials
from the previous step or by passing hawkular.rest.user /
hawkular.rest.password as system properties (-Dhawkular.rest.user=jdoe)
You can find the release packages, sources and checksums at GitHub, in
addition to Maven:
https://github.com/hawkular/hawkular-services/releases/tag/0.0.6.Final
Shortcuts for the downloads:
Zip - https://git.io/vKwxm
tar.gz - https://git.io/vKwxI
- Juca.
9 years, 8 months
Integrate metric data with inventory
by Austin Kuo
Hi,
I’m currently working on vertx metric agent, my job is to enable the
inventory such that users can view the inventory and corresponding metrics.
My question is that how “real metric data” and “inventory metrics” are
matched?
Is it simply bound via id?
Thanks,
Austin
9 years, 8 months
Hawkular Services vs Hawkular Community
by Thomas Heute
(If you don't know about Hawkular Community you can skip this email
completely)
After some discussions about Hawkular Community, here is our conclusion:
- We will not have a separate Hawkular Community repository
- We will ship 2 distributions for Hawkular Services,
- one for dev/demo/quick test that will have an embedded
Cassandra, a default user and the embedded agent enabled (This is what you
get when building Hawkular Services today with "-Pembeddedc -Pdev").
- the other one that requires an external Cassandra server,
no default user and the agent being disabled.
- We'd like a simple UI to explore data (metrics, inventory, alerts),
but this is not a priority, if someone in the community is looking for an
Angular project it would be great, please contact us on this mailing list.
We would advertise that work in the "Client" section of the revamped
hawkular.org [1] as a separate download. (Note that this would likely be
purely static content and could even be made available on a CDN)
- For other side projects that are not mature to be included in Hawkular
Community or side projects, they will be listed either in the "client" or
"labs" section of the revamped website [1] depending on their maturity and
scope.
Thanks,
Thomas
[1] WIP: http://209.132.178.114:10188/
9 years, 8 months
inventory and resource config props
by John Mazzitelli
I ran into an Inventory issue today. I don't know what is the expected behavior - I hope what I saw isn't expected :)
I ran the agent and it added everything in inventory successfully.
I then shutdown the agent, added a new resource configuration property definition to a resource in the agent configuration, then re-ran the agent.
The agent successfully found and attempted to add the new resource configuration property via the inventory bulk/ API, but inventory never stored it. When I look in inventory, I do not see my new resource configuration property attached to the already existing resource. The resource config props that were on the resource originally are still there, but the new one was never added.
The agent builds the bulk payload in its AsyncInventoryStorage class - specifically, you can see adding the resource config props here: https://github.com/hawkular/hawkular-agent/blob/master/hawkular-wildfly-a...
What is wrong?
9 years, 8 months
