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Digital Ocean monitoring do-agent setup on Debian 9 #1414
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We use DO droplets but we don’t install their agent, because from our experience similar software on Linode before always caused problems on upgrades. Since we don’t support systemd and the agent is installed from packages, adding custom startup script is not going to help because agent upgrades will break system upgrades anyway. This has to be fixed in the agent package so it stops depending on systemd, or it should be installed from sources perhaps. Sent with GitHawk |
I got it running on my BOA systems using the following steps:
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Cool! @diodenyc You rock, thanks! Works smoothly now! |
Hey,
I just installed BOA 4.0.1 on Digital Ocean with Debian 9.7 (recommended version by BOA). Now I'm having problems with do-agent that it's not supporting sysvinit init system - digitalocean/do-agent#202
Do you guys use BOA on Digital Ocean and don't have this problem? Seems to me that sysvinit integration should be pretty easy to do. I would be willing to create pull request if someone could give me syntax on how to add do-agent using sysvinit init system.
Related issue with more people reporting about his problem: digitalocean/do-agent#35
Code that has systemd and upstart logic, but sysvinit logic is missing (that is default Debian init system as I understand): https://github.com/digitalocean/do-agent/blob/7977cee907ef63de9584969eed3f0fab8edd9363/packaging/scripts/after_install.sh#L24
Thanks for reading this issue, pointing in the right direction would be really appreciated. Cheers!
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