Defined Type: druid::service

Defined in:
modules/druid/manifests/service.pp

Overview

Define druid::service

Abstraction to ease standing up Druid services.

Each Druid service consists of /etc/druid/$service/envenv.sh,log4j2env.sh,log4j2.xml,runtimeenv.sh,log4j2.xml,runtime.properties. This define installs the service package and renders each of those files, and then starts the service.

Parameters

runtime_properties

Hash of properties to render in the runtime.properties file.

service

Name of the service. This defaults to $title.

env

Hash of shell environment variables to render in env.sh

enable

True if the service should be started, false otherwise. Default: true

should_subscribe

True if the service should refresh if any of its config files change. Default: false

logger_prefix

Druid has not always been an Apache project, so some versions offer Java classes with the package prefix 'io.druid' meanwhile the most recent ones 'org.apache.druid'. Default: 'io.druid'

Parameters:

  • runtime_properties (Any)
  • service (Any) (defaults to: $title)
  • env (Any) (defaults to: undef)
  • enable (Any) (defaults to: true)
  • should_subscribe (Any) (defaults to: false)
  • logger_prefix (Any) (defaults to: 'io.druid') 


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# File 'modules/druid/manifests/service.pp', line 34

define druid::service(
    $runtime_properties,
    $service          = $title,
    $env              = undef,
    $enable           = true,
    $should_subscribe = false,
    $logger_prefix    = 'io.druid',
)
{
    ensure_packages("druid-${service}")

    file { "/etc/druid/${service}/runtime.properties":
        content => template('druid/runtime.properties.erb'),
    }

    $env_ensure = $env ? {
        undef   => 'absent',
        default => 'present',
    }

    file { "/etc/druid/${service}/env.sh":
        ensure  => $env_ensure,
        content => template('druid/env.sh.erb'),
    }

    file { "/etc/druid/${service}/log4j2.xml":
        content => template('druid/log4j2.xml.erb'),
    }

    service { "druid-${service}":
        ensure     => stdlib::ensure($enable, 'service'),
        enable     => $enable,
        hasrestart => true,
    }

    # Subscribe the Service its config files if $should_subscribe.
    if $should_subscribe {
        Class['::druid']                                 ~> Service["druid-${service}"]
        File["/etc/druid/${service}/runtime.properties"] ~> Service["druid-${service}"]
        File["/etc/druid/${service}/env.sh"]             ~> Service["druid-${service}"]
        File["/etc/druid/${service}/log4j2.xml"]         ~> Service["druid-${service}"]
    }
    # Else just make the Service require its config files.
    else {
        Class['::druid']                                 -> Service["druid-${service}"]
        File["/etc/druid/${service}/runtime.properties"] -> Service["druid-${service}"]
        File["/etc/druid/${service}/env.sh"]             -> Service["druid-${service}"]
        File["/etc/druid/${service}/log4j2.xml"]         -> Service["druid-${service}"]
    }
}