Background: There are a lot of optional returner items in salt, but they all need to be configured in minion. I think this is quite tricky, and we use fluent to collect data on our platform, so a reutren is customized, and then collected and processed using fluent. The import process is as follows: 1: mysql table structure: CREATETABLE 'fluent '; createtable' salt _ returns
Background: There are a lot of optional returner items in salt, but they all need to be configured in minion. I think this is quite tricky, and we use fluent to collect data on our platform, therefore, a reutren is customized, and then collected and processed using fluent. The import process is as follows: 1: mysql TABLE structure: create table 'fluent '; create table 'Salt _ returns
Background: There are a lot of optional returner items in salt, but they all need to be configured in minion. I think this is quite tricky, and we use fluent to collect data on our platform, therefore, a reutren is customized, and fluent is used to collect, process, and store data.
The process is as follows:
1: mysql table structure:
CREATE TABLE `fluent`;CREATE TABLE `salt_returns` ( `id` mediumint(9) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `jid` char(20) DEFAULT NULL, `host_id` varchar(48) DEFAULT NULL, `time` timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, `fun` varchar(30) DEFAULT NULL, `return` text, `success` char(5) DEFAULT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`id`), KEY `idx_host_id` (`host_id`))
2: Custom returners
Create the Default User-Defined return directory. Although this directory is default, it is not created by default :(
mkdir /srv/salt/_returners
Custom reuters:
This is mainly the definition of the returner (ret) function.
cat /srv/salt/_returners/lcoal_return.py#coding=utf8import jsondef __virtual__(): return 'local_return'def returner(ret): ''' Return data to the local file ''' result_file = '/var/local/salt/returner' result = file(result_file,'a+') result.write(str(json.dumps(ret.values()))[1:-1]+'\n') result.close()
Synchronize to all nodes:
salt '*' saltutil.sync_returners
Execute Command
salt '*' cmd.run 'ls /var' --return local_return
View results:
cat /var/log/salt/returner"cmd.run", "20130524052158870765", "cache\ncvs\ndb\nempty\ngames\nlib\nlocal\nlock\nlog\nmail\nnis\nopt\npreserve\nrun\nspool\ntmp\nwww\nyp", "minion1", true
3fluent Collection Client Configuration:
type tail path /var/log/salt/returner pos_file /tmp/return_pos.log tag os.salt format /\"(?.*)\", \"(?\d+)\", (?.*), \"(?.*)\", (?.*)/ type forward flush_interval 1s host port
Server Configuration:
type forward port 24224 bind 0.0.0.0 type mysql host localhost database fluent username fluent password fluent key_names jid,id,fun,return,success sql INSERT INTO salt_returns (jid,host_id,fun,`return`,success) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?) flush_interval 5s
Result query:
select * from salt_returns where success is not NULL and fun='cmd.run' limit 1;+------+----------------------+-----------------------------------------+---------------------+---------+---------+---------+| id | jid | host_id | time | fun | return | success |+------+----------------------+-----------------------------------------+---------------------+---------+---------+---------+| 2571 | 20130531184127393793 | test | 2013-05-31 10:38:29 | cmd.run | "/root" | true |+------+----------------------+-----------------------------------------+---------------------+---------+---------+---------+
Original article address: salt + custom returner + fluent + mysql for result collection. Thanks to the original author for sharing.