A saltstack formula that can be used to manage graylog installations on RHEL and Debian based systems using a package or tar file.
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Note
The FORMULA file, contains informtion about this formula, tested OS and OS families, and the minimum tested version of salt.
See the full Salt Formulas installation and usage instructions.
You must be running elasticsearch and mongodb to use Graylog.
Formulas exist to help with installation and management of the necessary Graylog stack components, which are; a firewall, elasticsearch, and mongodb at a bare minimum.
firewall-formula https://github.com/alias454/firewall-formula
elasticsearch-formula https://github.com/alias454/elasticsearch-formula
mongodb-formula https://github.com/alias454/mongodb-formula
If using mongo authentication, configure a DB in mongo first. Requires the mongodb-formula to include correct mongodb states or one can manually created the appropriate database and user.
View prior releases https://github.com/alias454/graylog-formula/releases
Meta-state (This is a state that includes other states).
Installs requirments for graylog, manages the configuration file, and starts the service.
Manage repo file and GPG key on RHEL/CentOS 7 and Debian systems
Install graylog and additional prerequisite packages or configure user, files, and folders if installing from a tar file
Manage 3rd party Graylog plugins
To use this formula for managing 3rd party graylog plugins cd to the files directory (Something like /srv/salt/graylog/files) and use wget to download the jar files.
Manage configuration file placement
Sets up the graylog service and makes sure it is running
Optionally setup firewalld rules for graylog inputs, the web interface, and disable iptables Requires the firewall-formula or another method of managing the firewalld service
Optionally setup iptables rules for graylog inputs, the web interface, and disable firewalld Requires the firewall-formula or another method of managing the iptables service