Kunai
This is a preview of the kunai project about a service discovery / monitoring / light cfg management / command execution tool.
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Prereqs
You will need:
python >= 2.6 (but not 3)
python-leveldb
python-requests
python-jinja2
python-cherrypy3
python-rsa
python-pyasn1
Installation
You need to launch:
python setup.py install
Launch the daemon
You can start kunai as a daemon with:
/etc/init.d/kunai start
You can also launch it in foreground:
kunai agent start
How to get agent informations (pid, port, state, etc)
Just launch:
kunai info
Is there an UI available?
Yes. There is a UI available in the /var/lib/kuani/ui/ directory. It’s just flat files and so you can just export the directory with apache/nginx and play with it.
How to add new nodes in the node cluster?
First you need to install and launch the node in another server.
Then in this other server you can launch:
kunai join OTHER-IP
How can I just kunai cluster members?
You can list the cluster members on all nodes with :
kunai members
And you will see the new node on the UI if you enable it
How to see docker performance informations?
If docker is launched on your server, Kunai will get data from it, images and performances.
To list all of this just launch:
kunai docker stats
How to stop a kunai daemon?
Just launch:
kunai agent stop
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