#All minion names list download#

SaltStack Config provides the following Presence statuses. If the Presence beacon is in place, minions send periodic status payloads to their Salt masters, which SaltStack Config then retrieves, influencing the status displayed in the Presence column. Presence can provide an indicator of machine health by using the Presence beacon installed on minions. By default, this interval is set to 3600 seconds. The Presence column indicates if SaltStack Config has received any job data from the minion recently, within a defined interval called raas_presence_expiration.

#All minion names list download#

To download data for all minions, click More actions and select a download format. You can view a specific minion's details by selecting the Minion ID. To use and view the Minions workspace, click Targets on the side menu.

Make sure to review the minions included in a target before you run a job. Targets are dynamic, and new minions are automatically added to any matching target definition. When monitored activity occurs, an event is sent that can be configured to trigger a reactor. The All Minions target lists all the minions you have permission to access.įor information on targets, see How do I create targets.īeacons are used to monitor non-Salt processes.

For more information, see How does SaltStack Config work.īy default, when you open the workspace, the All Minions target is active. A target is the group of minions, that a job’s Salt command applies to. The side panel of the workspace includes a list of targets. Salt masters can themselves run the minion service, which makes it possible to configure and manage the node running the Salt contoller service as needed. Minions are nodes running the minion service, which can listen to commands from a Salt master and perform the requested tasks. The Minions workspace includes a list of all Salt minions that are running the minion service and that are currently managed by SaltStack Config.