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The Wavefront Integration Command Line Interface (CLI) is a utility for installing and configuring the Wavefront proxy, Telegraf collector agent, and integrations. The CLI uses native package managers to install packages (i.e. yum, apt-get) and therefore should be run as sudo.

Requirements

The Wavefront Integration CLI is currently supported on Linux environments only and has been tested on the following Linux versions:

• Amazon Linux AMI 2016.09.0
• CentOS 6.7, 7.2
• Debian Jesse, Wheezy
• RedHat 6.6, 7.3
• Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04

The lowest version of Python the CLI has been tested with is 2.6.6.

Installing Wavefront Integration CLI

The Wavefront Integration CLI is available on PyPI as a pip package. To install the CLI, run:

$ sudo pip install wavefront-cli

Installing and Running Wavefront Integration CLI

You can install and run the Wavefront Integration CLI directly via curl. This is useful when you want to install the CLI, Wavefront proxy, and/or agent in a single command. Arguments added to the following command are passed to the CLI.

$ sudo bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wavefronthq/wavefront-cli/master/sh/install.sh)" --

Usage

To invoke the Wavefront Integration CLI, run

$ sudo wave <command>

where <command> is install, integration, or configure. To see a full list of all options, run wave -h.

The Install Command

The most common use for the Wavefront Integration CLI is installing the Wavefront proxy and/or Telegraf. The install command accepts multiple options each of which accepts arguments. If a required argument is not passed to an option, the CLI prompts you for missing input. If all required arguments are passed, the CLI does not prompt for input.

The install command accepts one or more options:

• --proxy - Install and configure the Wavefront proxy on the current host.
• --agent - Install and configure Telegraf on the current host.
• --aws - Add AWS EC2 metadata to the Telegraf configuration as tags. Metrics from an EC2 instance are tagged with the EC2 tags, AWS region, the VPC ID, and Image ID of the EC2 instance.
• --statsd - Enable the Telegraf StatsD service plugin. You must also install Telegraf with the --agent option.

Install: Example Usage

Each option has one or more arguments. If you do not provide a required argument, the CLI prompts for input.

Install a Wavefront proxy and Telegraf (the CLI prompts for required options):

$ sudo wave install --proxy --agent

Install a Wavefront proxy and Telegraf agent with no prompts:

$ sudo wave install \
    --proxy \
        --wavefront-url=https://YOUR_INSTANCE.wavefront.com \
        --api-token=YOUR_API_TOKEN \
    --agent \
        --proxy-address=localhost \
        --proxy-port=2878

Install the Wavefront proxy and Telegraf agent and configure AWS metadata and StatsD in Telegraf:

$ sudo wave install \
    --proxy \
        --wavefront-url=https://YOUR_INSTANCE.wavefront.com \
        --api-token=YOUR_API_TOKEN \
    --agent \
        --proxy-address=localhost \
        --proxy-port=2878 \
        --agent-tags="env=dev,app=myapp"
    --statsd \
        --statsd-port=8125 \
    --aws \
        --aws-region=us-west-2 \
        --aws-secret-key-id=YOUR_KEY_ID \
        --aws-secret-key=YOUR_SECRET_KEY

The Integration Command

The integration command installs or removes a Wavefront integration. In most cases, this means generating a Telegraf config file in /etc/telegraf/telegraf.d.

$ sudo wave integration <name> (install|remove) [<option>...]

Integration: Example Usage

Install StatsD service plugin on port 8215 (default) in Telegraf:

$ sudo wave integration StatsD install statsd_port=8125

Install Wavefront output plugin in Telegraf to emit to a Wavefront proxy installed on localhost:2878:

$ sudo wave integration Wavefront install proxy_address=localhost proxy_port=2878

Contributing Integrations

The <name> argument of the integration command creates an instance of a wavefront_cli.integrations.Base subclass matching the <name> argument. When installing an integration, any arguments passed in the [<option>...] part of the command are passed to the subclass as a dictionary. This makes it possible to drop in new integrations. At a minimum, an integration subclass must implement the following methods:

class Example(Base):

    def install(self):
        return True

    def remove(self):
        return True

    def validate_options(self):
        return True

See wavefront_cli/integrations/statsd.py for a very simple example of an integration implementation.

The Configure Command

The configure command updates the Wavefront URL and API token.

$ sudo wave configure \
    --wavefront-url=https://YOUR_INSTANCE.wavefront.com \
    --api-token=YOUR_API_TOKEN \

Release Process

release.sh packages and ships this module to PyPI. To create your own version and upload to your own PyPI project, edit setup.py.

$ ./release.sh