Dynatrace OneAgent module for puppet

Description

This module installs the OneAgent on Linux, Windows and AIX Operating Systems

Requirements

Requires puppet/archive

Requires puppet-labs/reboot for Windows reboots

Installation

Available from GitHub (via cloning) or via Puppet forge dynatrace/dynatraceoneagent

Refer to the customize OneAgent installation documentation on Dynatrace Supported Operating Systems

Usage

Default OneAgent install parameters defined in params.pp as a hash map: INFRA_ONLY=0, APP_LOG_CONTENT_ACCESS=1

Sample OneAgent installation using a managed tenant with a specific version. The required version of the OneAgent must be in 1.155.275.20181112-084458 format.

class { 'dynatraceoneagent':
    tenant_url  => 'https://{your-domain}/e/{your-environment-id}',
    paas_token  => '{your-paas-token}',
    version     => '1.181.63.20191105-161318',
}

Sample latest OneAgent version installation using a SAAS tenant

class { 'dynatraceoneagent':
    tenant_url  => 'https://{your-environment-id}.live.dynatrace.com',
    paas_token  => '{your-paas-token}',
}

Advanced configuration

Download to custom directory with additional OneAgent install parameters and reboot server after install should be defined as follows (will override default params):

class { 'dynatraceoneagent':
    tenant_url            => 'https://{your-environment-id}.live.dynatrace.com',
    paas_token            => '{your-paas-token}',
    version               => '1.181.63.20191105-161318',
    download_dir          => 'C:\\Download Dir\\',
    reboot_system         => true,
    oneagent_params_hash  => {
        'INFRA_ONLY'             => '0',
        'APP_LOG_CONTENT_ACCESS' => '1',
        'HOST_GROUP'             => 'PUPPET_WINDOWS',
        'INSTALL_PATH'           => 'C:\Test Directory',
    }
}

For Windows, because download_dir is a string variable, 2 backslashes are required.

Since the oneagent install parameter INSTALL_PATH is defined within a hash map, no escaping is needed for Windows file paths.

For further information on how to handle file paths on Windows, visit Handling file paths on Windows