An Ansible Role to install and configure Logstash.
| Date | Version | Description | Changed By |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15-June-2019 | v0.0.1 | Initial Draft | Sumit Anand |
| 21-August-2020 | v0.0.2 | Installation of specific Version, changing variable directory | Mukesh Tuteja |
- This role will check if logstash is already installed or not, if not installed, it will install on the remote host the specific version on ubuntu os and default on centos.
- CentOS:7
- CentOS:6
- Ubuntu:14
- Ubuntu:16
- Ubuntu:18
- JAVA 8
- Elasticsearch
| Name | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Node.name | Test | Name of the node |
| logstash_version | 7 | Major version of logstash to be installed |
| logstash_specific_version | 7.3.0 | Uncomment this variable to install specific version of logstash |
| elasticSearchIp | 192.168.0.225 | Ip of elasticsearch |
| elasticSearchPort | 9200 | Port of elasticsearch |
| logstash_ms_heap_size | 512m | Minimum heap size |
| logstash_mx_heap_size | 512m | Maximum heap size |
| Queue_page_capacity | 250mb | Maximum size of a queue page in bytes |
| Queue_max_bytes | 512mb | Total capacity of the queue in number of bytes |
| Http_host | 0.0.0.0 | Http host to which logstash will bind |
| logstash_port | 5044 | Port of the logstash from where it will receive output of beats |
An inventory should look like this:-
[logstashHost]
192.168.1.198 ansible_user=ubuntu
192.168.3.201 ansible_user=opstree - Here is an example playbook:-
- hosts: logstashHost
become: true
roles:
- role: osm_logstash
- ansible-playbook java.yml
Provide specific version install capability on CentOS.
BSD
- Sumit Anand