InfraSonar Remote Appliance Manager (RAPP)

The InfraSonar Remote Appliance Manager (RAPP) allows you to orchestrate probes and collectors on our appliance

Environment variable

Variable	Default	Description
AGENTCORE_HOST	127.0.0.1	Hostname or Ip address of the AgentCore.
AGENTCORE_PORT	8770	AgentCore RAPP port to connect to.
COMPOSE_FILE	/docker/docker-compose.yml	Docker compose file.
ENV_FILE	/docker/.env	Environment file.
CONFIG_FILE	/config/infrasonar.yaml	File with configuration like credentials.
DATA_PATH	./data	Data path.
USE_DEVELOPMENT	0	Use the development environment.
SERVICE_NAME	rapp	Name of the "rapp" service withing the compose file.
PROJECT_NAME	none	Force a docker compose project name. If not set, we assume the project name is infrasonar. (not recommended to set explicitly).
LOG_LEVEL	warning	Log level (debug, info, warning, error or critical).
LOG_COLORIZED	0	Log using colors (0=disabled, 1=enabled).
LOG_FTM	%y%m%d %H:%M:%S	Log format prefix.
SKIP_IMAGE_PRUNE	0	If enabled, skip docker image prune -a to cleanup unused images.

Docker build

docker build -t rapp . --no-cache

Migrating from appliance installer

The InfraSonar Appliance Installer automatically installs rapp. If you installed the appliance using the appliance manager, please follow the instructions below.

Update Agentcore

docker compose pull agentcore
docker compose up -d  agentcore

Update Appliance Manager

sudo pip install infrasonar-appliance -U --break-system-packages

Enable Remote Appliance

Via appliance manager (sudo appliance):

1. Remote appliance
2. Install Remote Appliance (RAPP)
3. Yes
4. Back to main
5. Save and apply changes
6. Exit