NetApp - Harvest install issues

[SnrSysAdmin]

Hi,

Following the install options from: NetApp Grafana, carbon, harvest etc installer <pdf>

Everything goes with no issues until i get to:

chmod 755 /etc/init.d/carbon-cache

Where i receive the following error:

chmod: cannot access â/etc/init.d/carbon-cacheâ: No such file or directory

Is that .pdf from NetApp not accurate or something went missing along the lines?

Trying to set this up on CentOS 7

Thanks!

[yannb]

How did you install Graphite? This guide is for Debian based distributions.

It looks like graphite isn't fully installed, or the system init files aren't installed.

An alternative is to use NAbox, that contains everything

[bvanderkolk]

If i remember correctly the carbon-cache init script is included with the installer, i copied it manually to the /etc/init.d directory.. but i have to look it up for you as it is a while ago i installed it..

try finding it with 

find / -name carbon-cache

otherwise you can get it from https://github.com/graphite-project/carbon/blob/master/distro/redhat/init.d/carbon-cache

[kayyumanwar]

Hi Team,

I am trying to install Graphite and Graphana for Harvest .. Harvest is installed with no issues ..

But Graphite giveing me lot of issue , I guess I not finding right RHEL repo . Any idea best repos for graphite .

yum install -y python-devel mod_wsgi pycairo dejavu-sans-fonts gcc git pytz python-memcached nc net-tools lsof unzip

Its Lab so I cant register my system to RHEL support .

Repy to anwarsa@microland.com

[yannb]

This is something I recently tested for a customer :

# THIS MIGHT BE DIFFERENT FOR AN ACTUAL RHEL

# See http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL#How_can_I_use_these_extra_packages.3F

yum install -y http://epel.mirror.constant.com/7/x86_64/Packages/e/epel-release-7-11.noarch.rpm

# This should work :

yum install -y graphite-web python-carbon

Edit /etc/carbon/storage-schemas.conf, put the following content :

#==================================================================

# Schema definitions for Whisper files. Entries are scanned in order,

# and first match wins. This file is scanned for changes every 60 seconds.

#

#  [name]

#  pattern = regex

#  retentions = timePerPoint:timeToStore, timePerPoint:timeToStore, ...

# Carbon's internal metrics. This entry should match what is specified in

# CARBON_METRIC_PREFIX and CARBON_METRIC_INTERVAL settings

[carbon]

pattern = ^carbon\.

retentions = 60:90d

## 

## Dev defaults

##

[netapp.perf.dev]

pattern = ^netapp\.perf\.dev\..*

retentions = 10s:24h, 1m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

[netapp.poller.perf.dev]

pattern = ^netapp\.poller\.perf\.dev\..*

retentions = 10s:24h, 1m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

[netapp.perf7.dev]

pattern = ^netapp\.perf7\.dev\..*

retentions = 10s:24h, 1m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

[netapp.poller.perf7.dev]

pattern = ^netapp\.poller\.perf7\.dev\..*

retentions = 10s:24h, 1m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

## 

## Prod defaults

##

[OPM]

pattern = ^netapp-performance\..*

retentions = 5m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

[OPM Capacity]

pattern = ^netapp-capacity\..*

retentions = 15m:100d, 1d:5y

[OPM Capacity Poller]

pattern = ^netapp-poller\..*

retentions = 15m:100d, 1d:5y

[netapp.capacity]

pattern = ^netapp\.capacity\.*

retentions = 15m:100d, 1d:5y

[netapp.poller.capacity]

pattern = ^netapp\.poller\.capacity\.*

retentions = 15m:100d, 1d:5y

[netapp.perf]

pattern = ^netapp\.perf\.*

retentions = 60s:35d, 5m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

[netapp.poller.perf]

pattern = ^netapp\.poller\.perf\.*

retentions = 60s:35d, 5m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

[netapp.perf7]

pattern = ^netapp\.perf7\.*

retentions = 60s:35d, 5m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

[netapp.poller.perf7]

pattern = ^netapp\.poller\.perf7\.*

retentions = 60s:35d, 5m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

##

## Catch all

##

[defaults]

pattern = .*

retentions = 60s:35d, 5m:100d, 15m:395d, 1h:5y

#==================================================================

Then :

systemctl enable carbon-cache

systemctl start carbon-cache

firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=httpd

firewall-cmd --reload

Edit /etc/httpd/conf.d/graphite-web.conf , and make sure that section matches (it defaults to "local" instead of "all granted")

       <IfModule mod_authz_core.c>

           # Apache 2.4

           Require all granted

       </IfModule>

Run the following command :

PYTHONPATH=/usr/share/graphite/webapp django-admin syncdb --settings=graphite.settings

You will be asked to create a super user, just accept the defaults, and give it a password

Now if you go on http://yourserver/ you should see Graphite web interface

Install Grafana

yum install -y initscripts fontconfig https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/grafana-releases/release/grafana-5.0.4-1.x86_64.rpm

systemctl enable grafana-server

systemctl start grafana-server

firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=3000/tcp

firewall-cmd --reload

Now if you go on http://yourserver:3000/ you should see Grafana web interface (admin/admin to log in)

Add a Datasource

Go in Configurations > Datasources and add a Datasource for Graphite :

Name : Graphite Default : YES (important)

Type : Graphite

URL : http://localhost/

Version 1.0.x (Important)

Leave defaults for the rest

Create an API key for Harvest

Go to Settings > API Keys

Key Name : Harvest

Role : Editor

Click Add and save the key somewhere (i.e. eyJrIjoiOHJKaVNYMzVmT3FERkxuOE1KY3NqeXdXM3JMQlBxTWIiLCJuIjoiSGFydmVzdCIsImlkIjoxfQ==)

You cannot get it after you leave that page, you will use it in Harvest install guide.

Install dependencies for Harvest

yum install -y perl-LWP-Protocol-https perl-XML-Parser perl-JSON