Change-Id: I9e8464e3ee5ef28ca5eb7eb84e645e42fb6576cd
Closes-bug: PROD-20466

Change alerts names, severity and descriptions.

Closes-bug: PROD-19718
Change-Id: I238fbcd51cf48389b504ccb531ba9b2bc9dd4be6

Change-Id: I562455b281f1a92f674e859fa237b38f3432df7b
Closes-Bug: PROD-19728

Change-Id: Icf8d0fde5120012b449befc8cd4ebea915da9d0d
Partial-Bug: PROD-16264

Partial-Bug: PROD-16264

Change-Id: I4f548a95bfb83076301f4669c1ff662c213c4aa3

Change-Id: Ic3c3186f42762062a65d340010b0ebff40f7c577
Partial-Bug: PROD-16264

Change-Id: I963dbca50f9ce9f7ad4913640e18833039b68992
Partial-Bug: PROD-16264

On mirror.fuel-infra.org there is a package
td-agent-additional-plugins which ships all the additional
fluentd gems (plugins and its deps).

Change-Id: I0f66c793de67e9574d38b30ee3f62d534aa0bb75
Related-Bug: PROD-17532

iteritems() was dropped in recent Python3 releases and items() is compatible
with Python 2.7.

Its possible for fluentd to match and report false positives with
current regex for hdd errors. The following log example line:
failed to deactivate service binding for container
 jenkins_slave02.1.tijvdstzxrs6gikbwrtu85078" error=
can be catched by the regex and report about the (false positive)
issue will be sent to prometheus. So the new regex must be more strict,
in order to avoid such alerts.

Change-Id: Ieb27ca39a32ad7bf6e1d0e88d564405e460a4f5f
Closes-Bug: PROD-17883

Change-Id: I5a8ccb235d36c1b4115794904f373a5704c2296d

Change-Id: I646a852be587598ff0866e5941d954a6ac1fdd08

Change-Id: I4fb69e8defa44a9d92a9fb7c23a6280fffc1a3e9

Change-Id: I6b6fbaaebd3e349bf76aa05cb9eb2004a842d9c5

Change-Id: I22e7e4713e20f6a0f79c5ab4b3066f1f0129feb0

Change-Id: Icbbd64144e6619eaa56e02c6c9362c7bcad9dd96

Change-Id: Ifa2787d76cf18e29f54583046349c071c5e9a25e

Change-Id: I64a93135daebe7d55430adc51de2c9186c7a5ad7

Change-Id: I715f78983c69084c81d4efd4a5625d5dfe0f276f

Change-Id: I87d132ce6473715b0992e561b2855456f24bcb3b

Raise severity from warning to critical

Partial-Bug: PROD-15203
Change-Id: I32f19b5520bc200d61280da57f4ab5842b060454

Change-Id: I67531b6ad15a2e96ee05178f17aae2504b3362bf

Change-Id: I59297736406469e5314236cb40851d9a6f94386e

Change-Id: I94f09359f976ccd0f207277da52d20e659b36a69

The other disk alerts use predict_linear() to trigger before a disk gets
full but they don't trigger when the disk is effectively (or nearly)
full.

Change-Id: I8e6794d35bf96378ca3e3d527db4315d2b3a868d

Change-Id: I574c6e1a31f71502eb279cdc3c5768ee483d73fa

Change-Id: I8f2a66c6edafc425794d7cedc8b9217df7ee5951

Pillar values:
linux.monitoring.bond_status.interfaces = [ 'bond0', 'all', 'etc' ]

Leave bond_status.interfaces undefined to disable (default).

Depends-On: Ia07d4c473bf64d98170f51599caaedb46645ede3

Change-Id: I62a7d59251d37cb6c7fc7b761f63a5599930f1dc

This is typically used to mount Docker containers but it generates too
many volatile metrics which aren't useful.

Change-Id: I00117895570515b2c8f9690542e83061309464c3

Change-Id: I1c8e752de9ad3479da830706ae736df6846b977f

Change-Id: Ia7df4918732ce8fcf28b1d6eed629073146a567c

Change-Id: I456ed02ad54a9b55486b4c4a61c9cebfb8f28613

Change-Id: Ie3f9da382c23148836e4a20ff0f37c3929e062cf

Since metrics on dropped packets are counters, the alerts should use
the rate() function. This change also fixes some inconsistencies in the
alert descriptions.

Change-Id: I9abbc0a49f45ba760836c436a3e7e65aa62f652e

Change-Id: I1cc00b41a6a1774d1401a9f71ab4c6364c65d139

Change-Id: Idc73c152a0e71d5ac2a8c10f46c955755d8e77ae

This change adds the Telegraf configuration to collect swap metrics, the
associated Prometheus alarms and graphs to the Grafana dashboard.

Change-Id: I3595fd0b8cab06215c620642da69dd29c398396a

The `linux_netlink.ls` function used a regex to choose which interfaces
to collect metric for.

`_alphanum_re = re.compile(r'^[a-z0-9]+$')`

Unfortunately, by default this excludes vlan and tap interfaces, which
are kind of important.  ie `bond0.120` or `tap2a3dab86-fb`.

We also have a problem where even if we update the regex to include
these interfaces... if someone deletes and spawns a new instance then
the tap device name changes on the compute host, which will not be
monitored unless someone re-runs the `collectd` on the compute again.
Less than ideal.

This commit lets us choose `VerboseInterface "all"` using Pillar data
to avoid this problem.

Change-Id: If50f18367b22338b3fba1ff15902d557a0bdf2ea

Change-Id: I54e02e0741d53ec7b2335145dc968b7b8c8f5e00

Change-Id: If0ee6f1ac5ab697559fcd853225e1520de2e8c1c

Change-Id: Icacb0ca22a34f1ff438a895700040563d250bac9

Change-Id: I008818853c2058746be08365283b949177efa254
Depends-On: I3c3c569a013aff8c3ab8e46cffb93a60d74ddf09

Change-Id: I80193afad1842f67967d1bab164f049078e3cd75

will always be defined since the default is an empty dict)

Change-Id: Id4b0b405872457bd8b20f450e4031d6808d3cf59

Change-Id: I25fb0eb0d4b922b8853eceb0c1c220a4040e1704

Change-Id: I1765fc6aa4a8c3da25330f19bb043ddbf548b9ad