Autologic ElasticSearch

Manage ElasticSearch on your RedHat based systems.

Version

1.1.1

Variables

The role is split into three sections: software, configuration, and service. You can choose to have this role manage one or all of them.

autologic_elasticsearch_manage_software: true 
autologic_elasticsearch_manage_configuration: true 
autologic_elasticsearch_manage_service: true 

You can also define two basic hashes which will be pushed out to the elasticsearch.yml and logging.yml configuration files.

autologic_elasticsearch_configuration: []
autologic_elasticsearch_logging: []

These hashes should follow the namespaced pattern, like this:

valid.configuration.item: true
valid.memory.setting: 1.4

You can also defne where the ElasticSearch RPM is downloaded and installed from, as well as what dependencies are installed to support ElasticSearch:

autologic_elasticsearch_rpm_url: "https://download.elasticsearch.org/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-1.5.0.noarch.rpm"
autologic_elasticsearch_dependencies:
  - "java-1.8.0-openjdk"

A Java runtime is needed for run ElasticSearch.

Tests

The tests folder allows for an isolated testing environment using Vagrant and VirtualBox. You're free to edit the Vagrantfile to suit your needs, or ignore it completely. To test:

$ vagrant up

To provision the VM again after changes to the Role:

$ vagrant provision

License

MIT.

Author Information

• Michael Crilly
• Autologic Technology Ltd
• http://www.mcrilly.me/