For Mitaka and below, add python-monascaclient to the utility_pip_packages variable in /opt/openstack-ansible/playbooks/utility-install.yml to install the monasca client in the utility hosts, and re-run the playbook.

Make a file /etc/openstack_deploy/user_variables_monasca.yml with the following:

monasca_requires_pip_packages:
  - monasca-agent
  - gevent==1.1.1
  - msgpack-python
  - netaddr
  - psutil==3.0.1

Then re-run the repo-build.yml playbook in the /opt/openstack-ansible/playbook:

openstack-ansible repo-build.yml

By default, this skips the repo and utility containers as they do not host openstack services.

To create host_alive checks for all hosts in the Openstack-Ansible inventory, populate host_alive_check_hosts with a list of hosts that should do the checking, ideally the monasca hosts.

host_alive_check_hosts:
  - monasca-1
  - monasca-2
  - monasca-3

To add extra hosts to the ssh host checks,

extra_host_alive_checks:
  - { hostname: 'test1',ip:'1.1.1.1' }
  - { hostname: 'test2',ip:'2.2.2.2' }

To regen the host_alive configuration after inventory changes, re-run the playbook with the tag regen_host_alive_checks:

openstack-ansible os-monasca-agent.yml -t regen_host_alive_checks

Fix process I/O access issue.

2016-11-14 07:16:07 UTC | DEBUG | collector | monasca_agent.collector.checks.check.process(process.py:123) | monasca-agent user does not have access to I/O counters for process 4699: <bound method Process.name of <psutil.Process(pid=4699, name='supervisord') at 140220130336016>>