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* Fixed bug in DO_NOT_TRACK expression
* Fix kickstart-static64 checksum in docs.
Co-authored-by: Austin S. Hemmelgarn <ahferroin7@gmail.com>
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* /web/giu/dashboard_info.js: add cockroachdb info
* /web/giu/dashboard_info.js: lgtm fix
* /health/health.d/: add cockroachdb.conf
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* Finish draft of cloud page
* Fixes to text, add page to nav
* Fixes to structure to accomodate new grid item
* Add AWS and Azure info
* Add proxy details
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- add possibility to change badge font color
- unify color param syntax and fix where not working
before in conflict with documentation custom html colors were not possible
as label color. This fixes that and makes all `color` parameter values
behave in the same way
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* Add fixes to health quickstart
* Add notice about EDITOR and fix link
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This adds some basic documentation about how to use our package
repositories through caching proxies, since PackageCloud's configuration
doesn't really do anything to properly support it.
Relevant to: #7905
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variable (#7846)
* Added support for opting out of telemtry via the DO_NOT_TRACK environment variable
* Added support for DO_NOT_TRACK=1 in anonymous-statistics.sh and minor cleanup in Dockerfile and run.sh entrypoint
* Allow DO_NOT_TRACK to be either non-zero or non-empty
* Update md5sum of kickstart-static64.sh in docs
* Fixed a bug in netdata-installer.sh
* Revert changes to daemon/main.c (testing onyl)
* Update docs/anonymous-statistics.md
Co-Authored-By: Mansour Behabadi <57921115+ncmans@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Mansour Behabadi <57921115+ncmans@users.noreply.github.com>
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* Provide a new service file for systemd v235+
Let systemd create directories, instead of via ExecStartPre.
* Do not set global options in service file via -W option.
The default set by service file are anyway the defaults used by
netdata. Better place is to mention them in netdata.conf and
allow user to change those options via netdata.conf file instead
of changing in service file.
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* Add rudimentary disk size detection to system-info.sh.
This adds really basic detection of total disk size to the
system-info.sh script. This detection is _wildly_ inaccurate in many
cases, but it's not realistically possible to make it much better than
what's added here without making the script exponentially more
complicated (there are just way too many edge cases and special
conditions to worry about).
This adds the following keys to the output of the script:
* NETDATA_TOTAL_DISK_SIZE: This indicates the total detected disk size
in bytes.
* NETDATA_DISK_DETECTION: This indicates what detection method was used
for determining the total disk size. It may return either `df` (which
works almost everywhere but is wildly inaccurate) or `sysfs` (which is
linux specific, but is 100% accurate for a majority of cases).
On most platforms, this parses the output of the `df` command, limiting
only to filesystems that are used on fixed disks, which provides
reasonably accurate results in most trvial cases, but kind of falls
apart the moment people are doing anything remotely complicated in terms
of storage (like using a logical volume manager or under-comitting their
disk space).
On Linux, it will preferentially try to parse the info out of
`/sys/block`, filtering on device major numbers that are actually used
for fixed disks and excluding devices that are indicated to be
removable. This provides a very accurate result if the system does not
use removable media as primary storage, but requires that the user who
runs the script can read the contents of `/sys/block`.
* Add VirtIO block device major number to the list of scanned devices.
* Actually handle VirtIO block devices correctly.
* Fixes for macOS handling.
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* Add release channel customization to docker build
* Add release channel to travis config
* Build releases with stable channel
* Update packaging/docker/build.sh
Co-Authored-By: Konstantinos Natsakis <5933427+knatsakis@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update packaging/docker/build.sh
Co-Authored-By: Konstantinos Natsakis <5933427+knatsakis@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Mansour Behabadi <mansour@oxplot.com>
Co-authored-by: Konstantinos Natsakis <5933427+knatsakis@users.noreply.github.com>
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-fno-common will be set by default in GCC 10, see https://gcc.gnu.org/PR85678
Therefore, netdata should test with that configuration to be ready for this change.
See https://github.com/netdata/netdata/issues/7869
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* collectors/python.d/unbound: remove
* /docs: remove python unbound mentions
* README.md: remove python unbound mentions
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* /collectors/python.d/phpfpm/README.md: update
* /collectors/python.d/phpfpm: update per process chart titles
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* missing_extern: Fix missing
Fix few externs that were missing in global variables
* missing_extern: Variables
This commit declares the variables inside .c files
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* dash.html docs and styling improvements
* Fixing whitespace
* Futher whitespace fixing
* Finally fixed whitespace
* Tabs to spaces
* Fix Netdata capitalization
Co-Authored-By: Joel Hans <joel.g.hans@gmail.com>
* Fix Netdata capitalization
Co-Authored-By: Joel Hans <joel.g.hans@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Joel Hans <joel.g.hans@gmail.com>
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* Initial commit to bring new branch up to speed with previous work
* Initial commit to bring new branch up to speed with previous work
* Pass through for grammar and typos
* Pass through for grammar and typos
* First additions
* Improvements to installation page plus new separate kickstart page
* Lots of new pages, lots of improvements
* Continued work
* Fixing the install grid
* Added methods to nav
* Fix typo and add kickstart to nav
* CSS cleanup
* Various cleanup
* Cleanup on update/uninstall pages
* Add responsiveness to install grid
* Update checking of the kickstart files MD5 checksusm.
This updates the CI script used to verify the MD5 checksums of the
kickstart files as being correct in the documentation to use the new
locations for the respective checksums.
This is more involved than a simple path update because the existing
script assumes that both checksums are listed in the same file, which is
no longer the case.
Any future updates that move the location of the checksums just need to
modify the lines in tests/installer/checksums.sh that start with
`check_checksum` to point to the correct files.
* Added Alpine package for James
* Add packages to top of installation page
* Fix for Chris
* Telemetry fixes
* Trying to fix CI
* Changing checksums
* Fix CI checks for kickstart checksums.
The changed wording was confusing the code that parsed the checksum out
of the documentation, this fixes the code to handle this new wording
correctly.
* Update kickstart-static64 checksum
* Update 64 checksum
Co-authored-by: Austin S. Hemmelgarn <ahferroin7@gmail.com>
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* Auto-formatted the installer/updater shell scripts
* Fixed shellcheck problems founds for installer/updater shell scripts
* Update netdata-installer.sh
Co-Authored-By: Konstantinos Natsakis <5933427+knatsakis@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update packaging/installer/kickstart-static64.sh
Co-Authored-By: Konstantinos Natsakis <5933427+knatsakis@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update packaging/makeself/install-or-update.sh
Co-Authored-By: Konstantinos Natsakis <5933427+knatsakis@users.noreply.github.com>
* Updated md5sum of kickstart-static64.sh in docs
* Fixed bad rebase/merge conflicts
Co-authored-by: Konstantinos Natsakis <5933427+knatsakis@users.noreply.github.com>
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Development. (#7735)
* Added Dockerfile for building, packaging and performing basic smoke tests of the package(s) and NetData Agent itself
* Moved install of package per distro into a script and refactor in order to supprot other distro(s)
* Add support for RPM based systems too (Fedora, CentOS)
* Drop the unnecessary (for now) Debian cleanup steps
* Reverse the order of installing NetData agent and testing tools
* Update default VERSION to 0.1 to match builder images
* Added support for openSUSE
* Minor fixes from review
* Update Dockerfile
Co-Authored-By: Austin S. Hemmelgarn <ahferroin7@gmail.com>
* Update Dockerfile
Co-Authored-By: Austin S. Hemmelgarn <ahferroin7@gmail.com>
* Move thigns around a bit
* Re-update test/install shell scripts to be POSIX. We don't really want to depend on Bash here
* Fixed support for yum vs. dnf
* Fixed paths to scripts
* Added a script to kick off the build/package/install/test flow more easily for both humans and CI/CD
Co-authored-by: Austin S. Hemmelgarn <ahferroin7@gmail.com>
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* stream_doc: Update documentation
Update documentation for stream to clarify the users some errors
* stream_doc: Update documentation 2
Explain more errors that can happen on master
* Fix errors reported
This commit fixes errors reported by @cosmix
* Fix and more errors
This commit brings more fixes for the text and description for more errors
* stream_doc: Gramatical fixes
This commit brings all the fixes suggested by Joel
* stream_doc: Gramatical fixes
This commit brings the last fix suggested by Joel
* stream_doc: Message format
I missed a message format in the previous sprint
* Fix doc:
This commit fix the errors reported by Joel
* Fix test
This commit brings part of the fixes requested from Christopher
* New explanation:
The previous explanation for these two features were not good enough,
so I rewrite it to avoid confusion
* stream_doc: Fix text
After to receive the text from Joel, I am bringing all the fix for the new section
on documentation
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* Add CPU information collection for Linux and FreeBSD.
This adds logic to system.info.sh to collect info about the system's CPU.
It adds the following keys to the output of the script:
* NETDATA_CPU_LOGICAL_CPU_COUNT: This reports the number of logical CPU
cores the system is actually using (including offline ones). This may
differ from the CPU's advertised core count, but is what most people
actually care about.
* NETDATA_CPU_VENDOR: This reports the CPU manufacturer. This is needed
because some systems do not include the manufacturer name in the CPU
model name.
* NETDATA_CPU_MODEL: This reports the CPU model. It may or may not
include any of a model number, intended operating frequency, and
manufacturer name.
* NETDATA_CPU_FREQ: This reports a best guess at the design frequency
for the CPU. It may instead be the max boost frequency. This is
reported as a number with associated units, which will usually be
either hertz or megahertz.
* NETDATA_CPU_DETECTION: This reports the method used to detect the CPU
information, It will be either 'none' if no detection was successful,
or a space-separated list of detection methods.
This may potentially use any of the following detection methods:
* lscpu: Uses a mix of information from across the system. Requires the
`lscpu` command to be installed.
* dmidecode: Uses the information from the DMI tables. Requires hardware
support as well as the `dmidecode` command.
* nproc: Uses the `nproc` command from the GNU coreutils to get a count
of logical processors.
* sysctl: Uses the `sysctl` command on FreeBSD to fetch information.
* sysfs: Uses /sys on Linux to fetch information.
* procfs: Uses /proc/cpuinfo on Linux to fetch information.
* uname: Uses the `uname` command from the GNU coreutils to get CPU
model and vendor information.
All values tht were not successfully detected should read back as
'unknown'. Some values may have spaces present, and thus are quoted in
the output.
* Collect total system RAM info in system-info.sh
This collects info about the total usable system RAM in the system-info.sh
script.
It adds the following two keys to the output of the script:
* NETDATA_TOTAL_RAM: Reports the total usable system RAM as a number
with an associated unit, usually as bytes or kilobytes. Reports
'unknown' if this couldn't be determined.
* NETDATA_RAM_DETECTION: Indicates how we detected the total RAM, or
'none' if we couldn't figure out the total RAM.
* Make lscpu output parsing more robust.
* Remove extra quotes.
The output is not parsed as shell variables, but using a special parser
that just reads everything from the `=` to EOL as the value.
* Coerce output to base units.
This properly converts the output for CPU frequencies and RAM sizes to
use base units of Hertz or bytes, allowing for simpler parsing of the
output.
* Fix incorrect number handling in total RAM parsing.
* Correctly fix incorrect number handling in total RAM parsing.
* Fix parsing of `lscpu` output.
This properly recognizes the CPU frequency value as MHz and truncates
the value to an integer.
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* Shellcheck cleanups for netdata-uninstaller.sh
* Shellcheck cleanups for packaging/installer/functions.sh
* Attempt to use service managers for shutdown.
This attempts to use whatever the system service management interface is
to shutdown Netdata before trying anything more drastic.
* Properly continue if shutdown via service manager fails.
* Fix typos.
* Re-add TPUT definitions.
As requested by @knatsakis and @prologic.
* Reduce the wait time after attempting shutdown with service managers.
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* Fix ownership and permissions in RPM packages.
This restructures things so that we're relying as much as possible on
the `make install` command, which gets the ownership and permissions
right in most cases.
It does not change any of the capabilities afforded to various commands,
those need further investigation to be set correctly.
* Use correct perms and owners in installer script.
This corrects the permissions and ownership of files as installed
through the regular installer script (used for kickstart.sh installs).
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* collectors/python.d/adaptec_raid: format code
* collectors/python.d/am2320: format code
* collectors/python.d/apache: format code
* collectors/python.d/beanstalk: format code
* collectors/python.d/bind_rndc: format code
* collectors/python.d/boinc: format code
* collectors/python.d/ceph: format code
* collectors/python.d/couchdb: format code
* collectors/python.d/dns_query_time: format code
* collectors/python.d/dnsdist: format code
* collectors/python.d/dockerd: format code
* collectors/python.d/dovecot: format code
* collectors/python.d/energid: format code
* collectors/python.d/example: format code
* collectors/python.d/exim: format code
* collectors/python.d/fail2ban: format code
* collectors/python.d/freeradius: format code
* collectors/python.d/gearman: format code
* collectors/python.d/go_expvar: format code
* collectors/python.d/haproxy: format code
* collectors/python.d/hddtemp: format code
* collectors/python.d/hpssa: format code
* collectors/python.d/httpcheck: format code
* collectors/python.d/icecast: format code
* collectors/python.d/ipfs: format code
* collectors/python.d/isc_dhcpd: format code
* collectors/python.d/litespeed: format code
* collectors/python.d/megacli: format code
* collectors/python.d/memcached: format code
* collectors/python.d/mongodb: format code
* collectors/python.d/mysql: format code
* collectors/python.d/nginx: format code
* collectors/python.d/nginx_plus: format code
* collectors/python.d/nsd: format code
* collectors/python.d/ntpd: format code
* collectors/python.d/openldap: format code
* collectors/python.d/oracledb: format code
* collectors/python.d/ovpn_status_log: format code
* collectors/python.d/phpfpm: format code
* collectors/python.d/portcheck: format code
* collectors/python.d/powerdns: format code
* collectors/python.d/proxysql: format code
* collectors/python.d/puppet: format code
* collectors/python.d/redis: format code
* collectors/python.d/rethinkdbs: format code
* collectors/python.d/retroshare: format code
* collectors/python.d/riakkv: format code
* collectors/python.d/samba: format code
* collectors/python.d/sensors: format code
* collectors/python.d/smartd_log: format code
* collectors/python.d/spigotmc: format code
* collectors/python.d/springboot: format code
* collectors/python.d/squid: format code
* collectors/python.d/tomcat: format code
* collectors/python.d/tor: format code
* collectors/python.d/traefik: format code
* collectors/python.d/unbound: format code
* collectors/python.d/uwsgi: format code
* collectors/python.d/varnish: format code
* collectors/python.d/w1sensor: format code
* collectors/python.d/weblog: format code
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Changed `--disable telemetry` to `--disable-telemetry`
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This adds a check to the nightly build stages to allow skipping them if
a specific environment variable is not set by Travis.
This allows us to disable nightlies by removing the environment variable
instead of needing to remove the cron job itself, thus ensuring that
nightlies keep happening at the same time each day regardless.
The specific variable is named `RUN_NIGHTLY`, and must be set to 'yes'
to enable nightly builds.
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* github/issue_template/bug_report.md: move specific suggestions to the appropriate sections and improve spelling
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