Startup: Serviced A-la-Carte

This describes how to run and update serviced in a non-development environment. Later we show how to update this environment in a similar way.

Requirements

  • You must have setup zendev on an Ubuntu 14.04 system or better.
  • Make sure your zenoss user is in the docker group, otherwise you need sudo for all docker commands..

Note

See https://github.com/zenoss/serviced/wiki/Starting-CP-Beta

Host Prep

INTERFACE=eth0
IPADDR=$(ifconfig $INTERFACE | grep -o "inet addr:[\.0-9]*" | cut -f2 -d":")
BOXNAME=$(uname -n)
sudo su -c "echo $IPADDR $BOXNAME zenoss5x.$BOXNAME hbase.$BOXNAME >> /etc/hosts"

Docker Prep

Only do this once. Docker will store credentials in your account:

docker login -u zenossinc+alphaeval -e "alpha2@zenoss.com" \
  -p GETTHEMAGICKEYFROMTHESOURCELUKE  https://quay.io/v1/

Set these local Variables as needed:

BUILD=521
IMAGE=resmgr
IMAGE=core

You need to grab the magic key from your docker manager. Only do once per revision or as needed:

# Pull the images... (Make sure to tag the zenoss image).
docker pull quay.io/zenossinc/daily-zenoss5-${IMAGE}:5.0.0_${BUILD}
docker tag  quay.io/zenossinc/daily-zenoss5-${IMAGE}:5.0.0_${BUILD} zenoss/zenoss5x
docker pull quay.io/zenossinc/opentsdb:latest
docker pull quay.io/zenossinc/hbase
docker pull quay.io/zenossinc/isvcs:v9

Setup Zendev Services:

Execute the following:

zendev use europa
cdz serviced

Starting Serviced

You can do it one of 2 ways, I prefer the first, which requires you install serviced.init in your ~/bin. It also logs to /tmp/serviced.log

  • serviced.init start
  • cdz serviced ; serviced -master -agent (Don’t use this please)

Add a Host:

export IP_ADDRESS=$(ifconfig eth0 | grep 'inet addr:'| cut -d: -f2 | awk '{ print $1}')
serviced host add $IP_ADDRESS:4979 default

Compile Template:

serviced template compile $(zendev root)/src/service/services/Zenoss.${IMAGE} > /tmp/Zenoss.xxx.tpl

( or pipe it into the following command )

Add the Template:

TEMPLATE_ID=$(serviced template add /tmp/Zenoss.xxx.tpl)

Note

Make sure you keep track of the TEMPLATE_ID number

Deploy the Template:

Method 1: CLI

Examples:

serviced template deploy $TEMPLATE_ID default zebra
serviced template deploy $TEMPLATE_ID default zenoss

Method 2: GUI