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spantaleev
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| # The alert rules were manually created in /mash/prometheus/config/alert.yml | ||
| # any update must be made there | ||
| # Setting this variable will tell prometheus to use the file you created | ||
| prometheus_config_rule_files_additional: | ||
| - "/etc/prometheus/alert.yml" |
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This example could also make use of ansible-role-aux role and manage the /mash/prometheus/config/alert.yml file using a aux_file_definitions variable.
Example:
aux_file_definitions:
- dest: "{{ prometheus_config_path }}/alert.yml"
owner: "{{ prometheus_uid }}"
group: "{{ prometheus_gid }}"
content: |
something
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This is a PR as using this technique requires manual intervention on the server and we can question if wen want that to be an "offical" way of doing things. As I benefit from doing things like that I'd argue yes but I'm open to discussion