computer-playbook/roles/health-docker-volumes
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Health Check for Docker Volumes

Description

This role checks for anonymous Docker volumes that are not bound to a container and may be left over from previous operations. It provides a cleanup mechanism by identifying such volumes, excluding any that are whitelisted, and possibly taking action against them.

Files

  • vars/main.yml: Variable definitions for the script's directory and whitelist.
  • handlers/main.yml: Handlers to reload and restart the systemd service and timer.
  • files/health-docker-volumes.sh: The script that checks for anonymous Docker volumes and excludes whitelisted volumes.
  • tasks/main.yml: Tasks to create necessary directories, copy scripts, and create systemd service and timer.
  • templates/health-docker-volumes.service.j2: Systemd service template, including the whitelisted volumes as a parameter.
  • templates/health-docker-volumes.timer.j2: Systemd timer template.
  • meta/main.yml: Meta information declaring dependencies for the role.

Usage

Include this role in your playbook and set the path_administrator_scripts variable to determine where the health check scripts should reside. Define whitelisted_anonymous_volumes in vars/main.yml with an array of volume IDs that should be ignored by the health check.

Ensure that the systemd-notifier dependency is satisfied for error notifications.

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