Unable to start kibana from ansible playbook

[Sanjay Khatri]

Start command nohup ./bin/kibana > /dev/null 2>&1 &

After execute this command have to check kibana running mode

ps aux | grep node/bin/node

If i am running manually this command it is working fine but running from ansible playbook it is not working. Please help me.

Thanks in Advance...!!!

[dulh...@mailbox.org]

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[dmc...@gmail.com]

Hi,

For my ELK role I created a service each for elasticsearch, kibana and logstash. It just makes it easier to start and stop the ELK stack components and you can enable them at boot. You can see the role I created here with all the code:
https://github.com/dmccuk/ansible_ELK/blob/master/roles/elk_config/tasks/kibana.yml

[Dhiraj Harshe]

Have you tried below command in playbook ?

tasks:
  - shell: ps aux | grep node/bin/node
     register: ps_cmd
   - name: Show captured processes
      debug:
         var: ps_cmd.stdout

:

On Thu, Mar 3, 2022 at 11:47 AM dulhaver via Ansible Project <ansible...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

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On 03.03.22 04:36, Sanjay Khatri wrote:

Start command nohup ./bin/kibana > /dev/null 2>&1 &

After execute this command have to check kibana running ps aux | grep node/bin/node

If i am running manually this command it is working fine but running from ansible playbook it is not working. Please help me.

Thanks in Advance...!!!

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[Roland Müller]

Hello,

your role uses systemd. Therefore, may be the best solution should be to have the check whether service is running in systemd service rather than in Ansible. On Ansible side then one would use only the service and systemd modules.

The following gist  uses PIDFile definition by googling. 

https://gist.github.com/ricsiga/15654d3706e8eea9193b4bb9bd76a249

...

[Service]

PIDFile=/var/run/kibana.pid

BR,

Roland

 

[Roland Müller]

Some editing error in my previous message:

The following gist  that I found by googling uses PIDFile definition .

https://gist.github.com/ricsiga/15654d3706e8eea9193b4bb9bd76a249