Merge pull request #4426 from alphagov/sengi/rm-puppet

Remove some obsolete Puppet-related info.

source/manual/common-aws-tasks-for-2nd-line-support.html.md

@@ -84,29 +84,6 @@ View the documentation on [how to backup and restore in AWS RDS].
 
 [how to backup and restore in AWS RDS]: /manual/howto-backup-and-restore-in-aws-rds.html
 
-## How to resize a persistent disk
-
-If you're not sure how to do this, ask an Site Reliability Engineer to give you a walk through.
-
-See the docs: /manual/manually-resize-ebs.html.
-
-## How to replace an instance with a persistent disk
-
-_If you're not sure how to do this, ask an Site Reliability Engineer to give
-you a walk through._
-
-Assuming we want to destroy and recreate a VM, but have the new VM attach to the
-old persistent disk
-
-1. Find the VM and note down the details of the persistent volume you want to keep
-1. Shutdown the VM
-1. Detach the EBS volume from the VM.
-1. Delete the VM
-1. Run terraform apply which will now recreate the VM
-1. Manually re-attach the EBS volume to the new VM
-1. Reboot the machine to make sure the persistent disk reattaches between reboots
-1. Initiate a puppet run to make sure that everything works
-
 ## Learn
 
 ### How do we do DNS?
@@ -116,26 +93,4 @@ example service.gov.uk.
 
 See [how GOV.UK does DNS](/manual/dns.html).
 
-## How are EC2 instances (legacy infrastructure) provisioned?
-
-**As of Mar 2023, only Crawler, CKAN (for data.gov.uk) and Licensing still use
-the legacy EC2 infrastructure.**
-
-The legacy EC2 infrastructure is configured via Terraform code in the
-[govuk-aws] repo.
-
-There are a few exceptions to this, such as ad-hoc instances started from
-Concourse via the AWS CLI - these are mainly for data science projects.
-
-We use [userdata scripts] to run commands on our instances at launch. These
-scripts install various core bits of software needed by a particular instance
-and then typically use [govuk-puppet] to provision our instances.
-
-Finally, new instances send Jenkins their Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)
-and puppet class. Jenkins automatically [deploys apps] to newly provisioned
-instances.
-
 [govuk-aws]: https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-aws
-[userdata scripts]: https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-aws/blob/master/terraform/userdata/20-puppet-client
-[govuk-puppet]: https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-puppet
-[deploys apps]: https://deploy.integration.publishing.service.gov.uk/job/Deploy_Node_Apps/

source/manual/kibana.html.md

@@ -56,37 +56,6 @@ tags: request AND path: \/government\/groups\/*
 host:cache* AND (@fields.status:[500 TO 504] OR status:[500 TO 504])
 ```
 
-### Puppet runs
-
-```rb
-# both agent and master
-syslog_program:puppet*
-
-# agent only
-syslog_program:"puppet-agent"
-
-# master only
-syslog_program:"puppet-master"
-```
-
-### Syslog logs
-
-```rb
-application:"syslog"
-```
-
-### Syslog logs on a specific machine
-
-```rb
-source:"/var/log/syslog" AND beat.hostname:"ip-10-13-5-15"
-```
-
-### Syslog logs filtered by program
-
-```rb
-application:"syslog" AND syslog_program:"rsync"
-```
-
 ### Nginx logs
 
 ```rb
@@ -103,18 +72,6 @@ tags:"nginx" AND application:frontend*
 >
 > The `@timestamp` field records the request END time. To calculate request start time subtract `request_time`.
 
-### Application upstart logs
-
-```rb
-tags:"upstart"
-
-tags:"upstart" AND tags:"stdout"
-
-tags:"upstart" AND tags:"stderr"
-
-tags:"upstart" AND application:"licensify"
-```
-
 ### Application production.log files
 
 ```rb
@@ -129,12 +86,6 @@ tags:"application" AND application:"smartanswers"
 application:"mongodb" AND message:"command"
 ```
 
-### Audit/access logs
-
-```rb
-application:"syslog" AND syslog_program:"audispd"
-```
-
 ### Mirrorer logs
 
 ```rb
@@ -226,18 +177,6 @@ Press the "Play" icon to run the query, whose results will appear in the panel o
 You'll see a `hits` array for each matching record, and also an `aggregations` object where your aggregations are grouped into `buckets`.
 From here it should be quite simple to count the number of unique IPs.
 
-## Syslog program names
-
-If you're looking for specific program outputs, use `syslog_program:FOO`:
-
-- `audispd`: This is used to see all audit logs from various servers. You can refer to README for searching particular types of audit logs. The program name with combination of source_host and message can be helped for looking at various specific audit log lines on a server.
-- `clamd`
-- `cron`
-- `govuk_sync_mirror`: Records information from govuk_sync_mirror script
-- `puppet-agent`: Records output for govuk_puppet script on various servers
-- `puppet-master`
-- `smokey`
-
 ## Gotchas
 
 - Score: does a aggregation of field on last 2000 results

source/manual/logit.html.md

@@ -34,9 +34,6 @@ From the Logit Dashboard page, choose Launch Kibana for the appropriate stack.
 Each environment (production, staging, integration) has its own ELK stack in
 Logit named `GOV.UK <environment> EKS`.
 
-There are also separate stacks for the legacy EC2/Puppet environments, named
-`GOV.UK <environment> AWS`.
-
 ### Alternative login method
 
 1. Go to [https://dashboard.logit.io/sign-in](https://dashboard.logit.io/sign-in).