ansible-role-pandorafms_server's Introduction

Ansible Role `pandorafms_server`

An ansible role to install Pandora FMS server.

Requirements

A running MySQL instance that has completed its initial configuration if you want to start pandora_server service.

Role Variables

Variable	Default	Description
`pandorafms_server_version`	-	The version of the Pandora FMS console to install. When `null`, latest package on the repository will be installed.
`pandorafms_server_dbhost`	`pandorafms_dbhost` if defined, otherwise 'localhost'	The IP address or hostname of the DB instance to create database for Pandora FMS.
`pandorafms_server_dbname`	`pandorafms_dbname` if defined, otherwise 'pandora'	The name of the Pandora FMS database.
`pandorafms_server_dbuser`	`pandorafms_dbname` if defined, otherwise 'pandora'	The username for the Pandora FMS database.
`pandorafms_server_dbpass`	`pandorafms_dbname` if defined, otherwise 'pandora'	The password of the `pandorafms_dbuser`
`pandorafms_server_dbport`	`pandorafms_dbname` if defined, otherwise `omit`	The port number used for connecting to database.
`pandorafms_server_service_enabled`	-	When set to `true` or `false`, `pandora_server` serivce will be enabled/diable.
`pandorafms_server_service_state`	-	When set, state of `pandora_server` serivce will be changed to specified state.

Dependencies

rworksjp.repo-pandorafms

Example Playbook

# Only install package
- hosts: servers
  roles:
    - role: rworksjp.pandorafms_server

# Install Pandora FMS server 7.0NG.719, enable and start pandora_server service
- hosts: servers
  roles:
    - role: rworksjp.pandorafms_console
      pandorafms_server_version: 7.0NG.719
      pandorafms_server_service_enabled: true
      pandorafms_server_service_state: started