Issue 3694 - Introduce class adblockplus::log::processor and role logprocessor

hiera/roles/logprocessor.yaml

Index: hiera/roles/logprocessor.yaml
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+# This role is meant for development, testing and debugging purpose only
+classes:
+  adblockplus::log::processor:
+  fluent:
+    package:
+      ensure: "2.3.1-0"
+      provider: "apt"
+    user:
+      managehome: true
+      groups:
+        - "adm"
+        - "users"
+      shell: "/bin/bash"
+
+# modules/fluent/manifests/config.pp
+fluent::configs:
+  debugging_example:
+    content: |
+      <source>
+        @type debug_agent
+        bind 0.0.0.0
+        port 24230
+      </source>
+    ensure: "absent"
+    name: "20-debug"
+  monitoring_example:
+    content: |
+      <source>
+        @type monitor_agent
+        bind 0.0.0.0
+        port 24220
+      </source>
+    ensure: "present"
+    name: "20-monitor"
+  output_example:
+    content: |
+      <match **>
+        @type file
+        path /tmp/fluentd-example.log
+      </match>
+    ensure: "present"
+    name: "80-output"
+
+# modules/fluent/manifests/gem.pp
+fluent::gems:
+  fluent-plugin-secure-forward:

[Fred, 2016/03/21 16:33:35]

Do we really need/want this plugin in the development environment?

[mathias, 2016/03/21 16:36:22]

Actually I do not want any of these plugins in development, this file is merely
meant as an example. I expect nobody to actually use the role as-is, but even if
so, a plugin more or not should not matter. However, what about setting ensure
to "absent" for this one, but keep the grep being "present"? That would serve
the very same purpose, without the confusion about an unused plugin.

[Fred, 2016/03/21 16:42:20]

That suggestion sounds reasonable to me.

+    ensure: "present"
+  fluent-plugin-grep:
+    ensure: "present"
+