infra-nimbus/ansible/group_vars/log-store.yml

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---
# Syncing can use a lot of mamory
swap_file_path: '/main.swap'
swap_file_size_mb: 2048
# ElasticSearch Cluster
es_master_nodes: |
{{ ansible_play_hosts
| map('extract', hostvars)
| list
| json_query(
'[].{
name: hostname,
addr: ansible_local.tinc.vpn_ip,
port: to_string(es_node_port)
}') }}
es_cluster_name: 'nimbus-logs-search'
es_cont_name: 'elasticsearch'
es_image: 'docker.elastic.co/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-oss:7.10.2'
es_api_port: 9200
es_node_port: 9300
# Since Logstash stores 1 index per day this is fine
# See: https://www.elastic.co/blog/how-many-shards-should-i-have-in-my-elasticsearch-cluster
es_number_of_replicas: 1
es_number_of_shards: 3
# JVM memory settings
es_jvm_mem_ratio: 0.6
es_jvm_mem: '{{ (ansible_memtotal_mb * es_jvm_mem_ratio) | round(0, "floor") }}'
es_jvm_min_heap: '{{ es_jvm_mem | int }}m'
es_jvm_max_heap: '{{ es_jvm_mem | int }}m'
# ElasticSearch HQ
es_hq_lb_cont_name: '{{ es_cont_name }}'
# oauth access
oauth_domain: 'nimbus-es.infra.status.im'
oauth_cont_name: '{{ es_hq_cont_name }}-oauth'
oauth_upstream_cont: '{{ es_hq_cont_name }}'
oauth_upstream_port: '{{ es_hq_cont_port }}'
oauth_public_port: 443
oauth_local_port: 8090
oauth_cookie_secret: '{{ lookup("passwordstore", "services/cookie-secret") }}'
oauth_id: '{{ lookup("passwordstore", "services/elastic-hq-nimbus/oauth-id") }}'
oauth_secret: '{{ lookup("passwordstore", "services/elastic-hq-nimbus/oauth-secret") }}'
# Proxy for ES HQ
nginx_sites:
elasticsearch_hq_http:
- listen 80
- server_name {{ oauth_domain }}
- return 302 https://$server_name$request_uri
elasticsearch_hq_https:
- listen 80
- listen 443 ssl
- server_name {{ oauth_domain }}
- ssl_certificate /certs/status.im/origin.crt
- ssl_certificate_key /certs/status.im/origin.key
- location / {
proxy_set_header Host $host;
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:{{ oauth_local_port }}/;
}
# Open Nginx Ports
open_ports_default_comment: 'HTTP & HTTPS'
open_ports_list:
- { port: 80, protocol: 'tcp' }
- { port: 443, protocol: 'tcp' }