In order for the puppet-logstash module to work together with MidoNet Analytics we also need to have puppet-curator. puppet-curator will install and manage Elasticsearch Curator. Project URL: https://github.com/tubemogul/puppet-curator
Initial licensecheck output: $ licensecheck -r . ./spec/spec_helper_acceptance.rb: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./spec/spec_helper.rb: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./spec/defines/curator_cron_spec.rb: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./spec/classes/curator_spec.rb: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./spec/classes/coverage_spec.rb: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./spec/acceptance/class_spec.rb: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./Rakefile: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./README.markdown: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./LICENSE: *No copyright* Apache (v2.0) GENERATED FILE ./Guardfile: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./Gemfile: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./CONTRIBUTORS: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./CONTRIBUTING.md: *No copyright* UNKNOWN ./CHANGELOG: *No copyright* UNKNOWN The source is licensed using ASL 2.0, and the GitHub history does not show any apparent issue.
I have one concern about the module usage. If I understood it correctly, it does install elasticsearch-curator from pip, which can be an issue when combined with Python packages deployed via RPM packages, like TripleO does. Would it be possible to achieve the same result using the elasticsearch-curator rpm? It is already packaged in Fedora.
Hi Javier. What you suggested makes the most sense. I already submitted a list of changes to install Curator from the RPM so I'm closing this ticket off. Related changes: - https://review.openstack.org/#/c/410301/ - https://review.openstack.org/#/c/409862/ - https://review.rdoproject.org/r/#/c/4053/