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'ganglia::web' doesn't link up to apache automatically #16
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Apache setup was intentionally left out of the module as there are an extraordinary number of apache modules in use, and injecting a dependency on one, doesn't matter which one, into this module means that it would become incompatible with a large number of manifests. That really should have been documented... The situation has changed a bit since I started this module and the example42 and puppetlabs modules are now clearly the most popular options. It would probably be reasonable to introduce a dep. on either of those choices as long as there was a parameter to disable it. Another option would be add something very similar to your comments to the documentation. Would you be interesting in working on a PR for either of those courses of action? |
I think adding some documentation would be helpful for other users. I could do a PR for this. However, I ultimately ended up installing the newer web frontend called "Ganglia Web 2". See Ganglia-Web. It seems that this is the new standard. I wonder if this puppet module should be updated to use Ganglia Web 2? I am probably not experienced enough with Puppet to submit a PR for Ganglia Web 2. |
@rchrd2 What would you like to do with this issue? Do you want to make a documentation PR? Are you aware of packages for Ganglia Web 2? |
I agree that including Apache in here is not necessary. The simple stop-gap measure is to add a note to the documentation. I could do a pull request for that. I'll try that out when I get a free moment. Thanks for your response. |
@rchrd2 ping? |
As things have settled down and there has now been a defacto apache mod for years, I'd be willing to merge a PR to implement this. |
This is so great, but it seemed to do everything except the last step of linking up ganglia to the web.
I had to create a virtual host file named
/etc/apache2/sites-available/ganglia
with these settings:And then I had to link it up and restart apache:
Am I missing something, or was it implied that these steps would be required? It would be helpful if this was automated with everything else.
Thoughts?
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