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Chore/collectd install prompt #275
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chore: add other options for configuring CollectD
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Since the CloudWatch Agent could fail to start, I'd recommend making the the "Note" into a flashy "WARNING" which is more likely to be seen by users:
Another idea would be to modify the configuration validator to output a more helpful error message:
I'd like input from others on the preferred solution.
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It would be important not to break existing user workflows such as causing the config generator to fail if collectd is not installed properly. Someone could config the agent ahead of installing collectd.
What's the current agent behavior if collectd is configured but not installed?
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The Agent fails to start:
awsdocs/amazon-cloudwatch-user-guide#54
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I agree with @adam-mateen on this that it should be made more obvious that there will be an issue if collectd is not installed prior to starting the CW agent.
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Hi all, thanks for the review, I think the recommendation @adam-mateen made for option 1 fits the length (there's a longer prompt from
func wantEC2TagDimensions
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I think the wording is sufficient. I'd say go for it