Quicly setup loki on an Ubuntu server:
- Download binary
- Define systemd service
- Start service
You need to have an SSH access to the remote host in order to play this role. The remote host must run a modern systemd-base distribution.
| Variable name | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| loki_version | 1.6.1 |
version of loki |
| loki_system_user | loki |
user for running loki |
| loki_system_group | loki |
group for running loki |
| loki_server_http_listen_port | 3100 |
listen port for loki |
| loki_server_http_listen_address | localhost |
listen address for loki |
| loki_directories | {} |
array of directories to create before running loki |
| loki_service_state | started |
desired state for systemd unit service |
| loki_service_enabled | true |
start loki during boot or not |
| loki_schema_config | default dict | YAML with schema config |
| loki_storage_config | default dict | YAML with storage config |
| loki_ingester | default dict | YAML with ingester settings |
| loki_limits_config | default dict | YAML with limits settings |
| loki_chunk_store_config | default dict | YAML with chuck store settings |
| loki_table_manager | default dict | YAML with table manager settings |
An example playbook to bind loki to all interfaces and ping a specific version:
- hosts: localhost
roles:
- role: gucharbon.setup_loki
vars:
loki_version: 1.6.1
loki_server_http_listen_address: 0.0.0.0MIT