Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

Remove instructor-led workshop workflow, making self-guided the only supported learning path.

Added this changelog & documented the original project goals, for posterity
Replaced InfluxDB with TimescaleDB, a simpler reference architecture
Add a docker-compose .env file for easy configuration
Exposed as much configuration in docker-compose.yaml as possible (as opposed to volume mounting configuration files; e.g. agent.yaml)
Moved setup instructions to a separate SETUP.md, since some workshops may be hosted by instructors and trainees won't have anything to setup (other than installing the sensuctl CLI)
Documented --config-dir oriented trainee setup; added default/example sensuctl configs
Added sensuctl wrapper script (needs documentation); which can be used as a workaround for sensu/sensu-go#2316
Outlined the observability pipeline workshop lessons 1-2
Added an issue tracker document (WIP)
Update docker-compose.yaml template to version 3.8
Use long-syntax volumes for easier readability
Add comments to docker-compose.yaml
Add Prometheus + Pushgateway to the reference architecture
Add RBAC templates & user RBAC/namespace generator script
Next:
- Start developing the "Observability Pipeline" workshop
- Add new Sensu templates (deprecate /manifests in favor of /templates)

Final commit of the initial iteration of this project
This demo repo was largely unmaintained since February 2019 (with only a few minor updates to keep pace with recent releases)
This project was originally created to show how to quickly setup a local Sensu Go environment using Docker Compose. It includes an Asset server and telemetry pipeline for a more complete development workflow.

NOTE: Since the time this project was started (during the beta and initial GA releases of Sensu Go) the Sensu website has been updated with a simpler "quick start" guide, which is a better place to get started for most users.