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BastionLinux/Zenoss 4 manual page
BastionLinux/Zenoss 3 manual page
Amazon Web Services require Marketplace images to have application-level passwords set dynamically to the the running instance id. This suite ensures that upon firstboot that policy is applied. Outside of AWS, this tool can be used to reset an applications admin password. This utility uses cloud-init such that it can platform-agnostically dynamically set passwords. Currently supported applications are OpsCode/Chef, Zenoss, and Zope/Plone.
This is a wrapper around the Zenoss JSON and REST APIs. For the most things it should feel very familiar to zendmd, but there are some changes do to the merging of the JSON and REST APIs. Please read the API docs for Zenoss and the YARDDoc for this gem (rdoc.info).
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Allows reporting of Chef run metrics from Zenoss event console. You'll need the chef_handler recipe and something like the following in a recipe of your own: chef_handler 'Chef::Handler::ZenossHandler' do action :enable arguments [node[:zenoss][:server_url], node[:zenoss][:server_username], node[:zenoss][:server_password] ] source ::File.join(::Gem.all_load_paths.grep(/chef-handler-zenoss/).first, 'chef', 'handler', 'zenoss') end
Reset Zenoss Zentinel Admin password
Amazon Web Services require Marketplace images to have application-level passwords set dynamically to the the running instance id. This suite ensures that upon firstboot that policy is applied. Outside of AWS, this tool can be used to reset an applications admin password. This utility uses cloud-init such that it can platform-agnostically dynamically set passwords. Currently supported applications are OpsCode/Chef, Pulp, Zenoss, and Zope/Plone.