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New Callback plugin: `loganalytics_ingestion` adding Azure Log Analytics Ingestion (#10306)
* Add Azure Log Analytics Ingestion API plugin
The Ingestion API allows sending data to a Log Analytics workspace in
Azure Monitor.
* Fix LogAnalytics Ingestion shebang
* Fix Log Analytics Ingestion pep8 tests
* Fix Log Analytics Ingestion pylint tests
* Fix Log Analytics Ingestion import tests
* Fix Log Analytics Ingestion pylint test
* Add Log Analytics Ingestion auth timeout
Previous behavior was to use the 'request' module's default timeout;
this makes auth timeout value consistent with the task submission
timeout value.
* Display Log Analytics Ingestion event data as JSON
Previous behavior was to display the data as a Python dictionary.
The new behavior makes it easier to generate a sample JSON file in order
to import into Azure when creating the table.
* Add Azure Log Analytics Ingestion timeout param
This parameter controls how long the plugin will wait for an HTTP response
from the Azure Log Analytics API before considering the request a failure.
Previous behavior was hardcoded to 2 seconds.
* Fix Azure Log Ingestion unit test
The class instantiation was missing an additional argument that was added
in a previous patch; add it. Converting to JSON also caused the Mock
TaskResult object to throw a serialization error; override the function
for JSON conversion to just return bogus data instead.
* Fix loganalytics_ingestion linter errors
* Fix LogAnalytics Ingestion env vars
Prefix the LogAnalytics Ingestion plugin's environment variable names
with 'ANSIBLE_' in order to align with plugin best practices.
* Remove LogAnalytics 'requests' dep from docs
The LogAnalytics callback plugin does not actually require 'requests',
so remove it from the documented dependencies.
* Refactor LogAnalytics Ingestion to use URL utils
This replaces the previous behavior of depending on the external
'requests' library.
* Simplify LogAnalytics Ingestion token valid check
* Remove LogAnalytics Ingestion extra arg validation
Argument validation should be handled by ansible-core, so remove the
extra argument validation in the plugin itself.
* Update LogAnalytics Ingestion version added
* Remove LogAnalytics Ingestion coding marker
The marker is no longer needed as Python2 is no longer supported.
* Fix some LogAnalytics Ingestion grammar errors
* Refactor LogAnalytics Ingestion plugin messages
Consistently use "plugin" instead of module, and refer to the module by
its FQCN instead of its prose name.
* Remove LogAnalytics Ingestion extra logic
A few unused vars were being set; stop setting them.
* Fix LogAnalytics Ingestion nox sanity tests
* Fix LogAnalytics Ingestion unit tests
The refactor to move away from the 'requests' dependency to use
module_utils broke the plugin's unit tests; re-write the plugin's unit
tests for module_utils.
* Add nox formatting to LogAnalytics Ingestion
* Fix Log Analytics Ingestion urllib import
Remove the compatibility import via 'six' for 'urllib' since Python 2
support is no longer supported.
* Bump LogAnalytics Ingestion plugin version added
* Remove LogAnalytics Ingestion required: false docs
Required being false is the default, so no need to explicitly add it.
* Simplify LogAnalytics Ingestion role name logic
* Clean LogAnalytics Ingestion redundant comments
* Clean LogAnalytics Ingestion unit test code
Rename all Mock objects to use snake_case and consistently use '_mock'
as a suffix instead of sometimes using it as a prefix and sometimes
using it as a suffix.
* Refactor LogAnalytics Ingestion unit tests
Move all of the tests outside of the 'setUp' method.
* Refactor LogAnalytics Ingestion test
Add a test to validate that part of the contents sent match what was
supposed to be sent.
* Refactor LogAnalytics Ingestion test
Make the names consistent again.
* Add LogAnalytics Ingestion sample data docs
* Apply suggestions from code review
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