ansible-kibana

An Ansible role for installing and configuring Kibana.

Role Variables

• kibana_version - Kibana version to install (default: 4.0.1)
• kibana_os - Kibana operating system build (default: linux)
• kibana_arch - Kibana architecture build (default: x64)
• kibana_dir - Directory to extract the Kibana archive (default: /opt)
• kibana_host - Kibana address to bind to (default: 0.0.0.0)
• kibana_port - Kibana port (default: 5601)
• kibana_elasticsearch - ElasticSearch endpoint (default: http://localhost:9200)
• kibana_index - Name of Kibana index in ElasticSearch (default: .kibana)
• kibana_log - Kibana log path (default: /var/log/kibana.log)
• kibana_log_rotate_count - Kibana log rotation count (default: 5)
• kibana_log_rotate_interval - Kibana log rotation interval (default: daily)
• kibana_ca - Certificate
• kibana_ssl_key_file - Key file
• kibana_ssl_cert_file - Cert file
• kibana_verify_ssl - set to false to have a complete disregard for the validity of the SSL cert.
• kibana_elasticsearch_username - basic auth username for maintaining the kibana_index
• kibana_elasticsearch_password - basic auth password for maintaining the kibana_index
• kibana_service_startonboot - start kibana service on boot - default no
• kibana_service_state - kibana service state - default enabled

Include role in a larger playbook

Add this role as a git submodule

Assuming your playbook structure is such as:

- my-master-playbook
  |- vars
  |- roles
  |- my-master-playbook-main.yml
  \- my-master-inventory.ini

Checkout this project as a submodule under roles:

$  cd roles
$  git submodule add https://github.com/comperiosearch/ansible-kibana.git ./kibana
$  git submodule update --init
$  git commit ./submodule -m "Added submodule as ./subm"

Include this playbook as a role in your master playbook

Example my-master-playbook-main.yml:

---

#########################
# Kibana install #
#########################

- hosts: all_nodes
  user: ubuntu
  sudo: yes

  roles:
    - kibana

  vars_files:
    - vars/my-vars.yml