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chef_jira (1) Versions 2.1.0

Installs/Configures Atlassian JIRA.

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Description

Installs/Configures Atlassian JIRA. Please see [COMPATIBILITY.md](COMPATIBILITY.md) for more information about JIRA releases that are tested and supported by this cookbook and its versions.

Requirements

Chef

  • Chef 11+ for version 2.0.0+ of this cookbook

Platforms

  • CentOS 6
  • RHEL 6
  • Ubuntu 12.04

Databases

  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • MySQL
  • Postgres

Cookbooks

Required Opscode Cookbooks

  • apache2 (if using apache2 recipe)
  • ark
  • database (if using database recipe)
  • mysql (if using database recipe with MySQL)
  • postgresql (if using database recipe with Postgres)

Required Third-Party Cookbooks

Suggested Opscode Cookbooks

JDK/JRE

The Atlassian JIRA Linux installer will automatically configure a bundled JRE. If you wish to use your own JDK/JRE, with say the java cookbook, then as of this writing it must be Oracle and version 1.6 (Supported Platforms)

Necessary configuration with java cookbook:
* node['java']['install_flavor'] = "oracle"
* node['java']['oracle']['accept_oracle_download_terms'] = true
* recipe[java]

A /ht to @seekely for the documentation nudge.

Attributes

These attributes are under the node['jira'] namespace.

Attribute Description Type Default
arch architecture for JIRA installer - "x64" or "x32" String auto-detected (see attributes/default.rb)
checksum SHA256 checksum for JIRA install String auto-detected (see attributes/default.rb)
context URI context of installation (mainly for WAR installation) String auto-detected (see attributes/default.rb)
context_path Location of container server context configurations (for WAR installation) String auto-detected (see attributes/default.rb)
home_path home directory for JIRA String /var/atlassian/application-data/jira
install_path location to install JIRA String /opt/atlassian/jira
install_type JIRA install type - "installer", "standalone", "war" String installer
init_type JIRA init service type - "sysv" String sysv
lib_path location of container server libraries String auto-detected (see attributes/default.rb)
url_base URL base for JIRA install String http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/downloads/binary/atlassian-jira
url URL for JIRA install String auto-detected (see attributes/default.rb)
user user running JIRA (jira for installer/standalone, container server user for WAR installation) String auto-detected (see attributes/default.rb)
version JIRA version to install String 6.1.5

JIRA Build Attributes

These attributes are under the node['jira']['build'] namespace and used to control the JIRA WAR build process.

Attribute Description Type Default
targets Ant targets for build process String war
enable Set to false to disable builds Boolean true
exclude_jars JARs to exclude from WAR Array of Strings %w{jcl-over-slf4j jul-to-slf4j log4j slf4j-api slf4j-log4j12}
file Output file from build String #{node['jira']['install_path']}/dist-#{node['jira']['container_server']['name']}/atlassian-jira-#{node['jira']['version']}.war

JIRA Container Server Attributes

These attributes are under the node['jira']['container_server'] namespace.

Attribute Description Type Default
name Container server running JIRA to configure String tomcat
version Version of container server String 6

JIRA Database Attributes

All of these node['jira']['database'] attributes are overridden by jira/jira encrypted data bag (Hosted Chef) or data bag (Chef Solo), if it exists

Attribute Description Type Default
host FQDN or "localhost" (localhost automatically installs ['database']['type'] server in default recipe) String localhost
name JIRA database name String jira
password JIRA database user password String changeit
port JIRA database port Fixnum 3306
type JIRA database type - "mssql", "mysql", or "postgresql" String mysql
user JIRA database user String jira

JIRA JARs Attributes

These attributes are under the node['jira']['jars'] namespace and are for downloading/deploying JIRA JARs in WAR installations.

Attribute Description Type Default
deploy_jars Which JIRA JARs to deploy to container server Array of Strings %w{carol carol-properties hsqldb jcl-over-slf4j jonas_timer jotm jotm-iiops_stubs jotm-jmrp_stubs jta jul-to-slf4j log4j objectweb-datasource ots-jts slf4j-api slf4j-log4j12 xapool}
install_path Location to install JIRA JARs String node['jira']['install_path'] + '-jars'
url_base Base URL to download JIRA JARs String http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/downloads/binary/jira-jars
url URL to download JIRA JARs String #{node['jira']['jars']['url_base']}-#{node['jira']['container_server']['name']}-distribution-#{node['jira']['jars']['version']}-#{node['jira']['container_server']['name']}-#{node['jira']['container_server']['version']}x.zip
version Version of JIRA JARs to download/deploy String node['jira']['version'].split('.')[0..1].join('.')

JIRA JVM Attributes

These attributes are under the node['jira']['jvm'] namespace.

Attribute Description Type Default
minimum_memory JVM minimum memory String 512m
maximum_memory JVM maximum memory String 768m
maximum_permgen JVM maximum PermGen memory String 256m
java_opts additional JAVA_OPTS to be passed to JIRA JVM during startup String ""
support_args additional JAVA_OPTS recommended by Atlassian support for JIRA JVM during startup String ""

JIRA Tomcat Attributes

These attributes are under the node['jira']['tomcat'] namespace.

Any node['jira']['tomcat']['key*'] attributes are overridden by jira/jira encrypted data bag (Hosted Chef) or data bag (Chef Solo), if it exists

Attribute Description Type Default
keyAlias Tomcat SSL keystore alias String tomcat
keystoreFile Tomcat SSL keystore file - will automatically generate self-signed keystore file if left as default String #{node['jira']['home_path']}/.keystore
keystorePass Tomcat SSL keystore passphrase String changeit
port Tomcat HTTP port Fixnum 8080
ssl_port Tomcat HTTPS port Fixnum 8443

JIRA WAR Attributes

These attributes are under the node['jira']['war'] namespace and used to control the JIRA WAR deploy process.

Attribute Description Type Default
file Location of JIRA WAR file for deployment String node['jira']['build']['file']

LWRPs

  • jira_jars: JIRA JARs download/deploy
  • jira_war: JIRA WAR download/build

Getting Started

Here's a quick example of downloading and building JIRA WAR:

# Download and build JIRA WAR
jira_war node['jira']['install_path'] do
  action :build
end

See full documentation for each LWRP and action below for more information.

jira_jars

Below are the available actions for the LWRP, default being download.

deploy

These attributes are associated with this LWRP action.

Attribute Description Type Default
deploy_jars Which JARs to deploy Array node['jira']['jars']['deploy_jars']
lib_path Location of container server libraries String node['jira']['lib_path']

Deploy custom list of JIRA JARs to custom location:

jira_jars '/opt/atlassian/jira-jars' do
  deploy_jars %w{carol carol-properties hsqldb jonas_timer jotm jotm-iiops_stubs jotm-jmrp_stubs jta objectweb-datasource ots-jts xapool}
  lib_path '/usr/local/my-special-snowflake-tomcat/lib/'
  action :deploy
end

download

These attributes are associated with this LWRP action.

Attribute Description Type Default
url URL to download JIRA JARs String node['jira']['jars']['url']
version Version of JIRA JARS to download String node['jira']['jars']['version']

Download custom version of JIRA JARs:

jira_jars '/opt/atlassian/jira-jars' do
  version '6.0'
end

jira_war

Below are the available actions for the LWRP, default being download.

build

These attributes are associated with this LWRP action.

Attribute Description Type Default
exclude_jars JARs to exclude from built WAR Array node['jira']['build']['exclude_jars']
file Location of build output file String node['jira']['build']['file']
targets Ant targets for build String node['jira']['build']['targets']

Run custom ant targets for JIRA WAR build:

jira_war '/opt/atlassian/jira' do
  targets 'generic'
  action :build
end

download

These attributes are associated with this LWRP action.

Attribute Description Type Default
checksum Checksum of JIRA WAR download String node['jira']['checksum']
url URL to download JIRA WAR String node['jira']['url']
version Version of JIRA WAR to download String node['jira']['version']

Download custom version of JIRA WAR:

jira_war '/opt/atlassian/jira' do
  version '6.1.4'
end

Recipes

  • recipe['chef_jira'] 'Installs/configures Atlassian JIRA'
  • recipe['chef_jira::apache2'] 'Installs/configures Apache 2 as proxy (ports 80/443)'
  • recipe['chef_jira::build_war'] 'Builds JIRA WAR'
  • recipe['chef_jira::container_server_configuration'] 'Configures container server for JIRA deployment'
  • recipe['chef_jira::container_server_jars'] 'Deploys database/JIRA jars to container server'
  • recipe['chef_jira::database'] 'Installs/configures MySQL/Postgres server, database, and user for JIRA'
  • recipe['chef_jira::installer'] 'Installs/configures JIRA via installer'
  • recipe['chef_jira::standalone'] 'Installs/configures JIRA via standalone archive'
  • recipe['chef_jira::sysv'] 'Installs/configures JIRA SysV init service'
  • recipe['chef_jira::war'] 'Installs JIRA WAR'

Usage

JIRA Server Data Bag

Optionally for securely overriding attributes on Hosted Chef, create a jira/jira encrypted data bag with the model below. Chef Solo can override the same attributes with a jira/jira unencrypted data bag of the same information.

required:
* ['database']['type'] - "mssql", "mysql", or "postgresql"
* ['database']['host'] - FQDN or "localhost" (localhost automatically installs ['database']['type'] server)
* ['database']['name'] - Name of JIRA database
* ['database']['user'] - JIRA database username
* ['database']['password'] - JIRA database username password

optional:
* ['database']['port'] - Database port, defaults to standard database port for ['database']['type']
* ['tomcat']['keyAlias'] - Tomcat HTTPS Java Keystore keyAlias, defaults to self-signed certifcate
* ['tomcat']['keystoreFile'] - Tomcat HTTPS Java Keystore keystoreFile,
defaults to self-signed certificate
* ['tomcat']['keystorePass'] - Tomcat HTTPS Java Keystore keystorePass, defaults to self-signed certificate

Repeat for other Chef environments as necessary. Example:

{
  "id": "jira",
  "development": {
    "database": {
      "type": "postgresql",
      "host": "localhost",
      "name": "jira",
      "user": "jira",
      "password": "jira_db_password",
    },
    "tomcat": {
      "keyAlias": "not_tomcat",
      "keystoreFile": "/etc/pki/java/wildcard_cert.jks",
      "keystorePass": "not_changeit"
    }
  }
}

Default JIRA Installation

The simplest method is via the default recipe, which uses node['jira']['install_type'] (defaults to installer).

  • Optionally (un)encrypted data bag or set attributes
    • knife data bag create jira
    • knife data bag edit jira jira --secret-file=path/to/secret
  • Add recipe[jira] to your node's run list.

Standalone JIRA Installation

Operates similarly to installer installation, however has added benefits of using ark to create version symlinks of each install. Easily can rollback upgrades by changing node['jira']['version'].

  • Optionally (un)encrypted data bag or set attributes
    • knife data bag create jira
    • knife data bag edit jira jira --secret-file=path/to/secret
  • Set node['jira']['install_type'] to standalone
  • Add recipe[jira] to your node's run list.

JIRA WAR Support

There are three phases of JIRA WAR support:
* Downloading JIRA WAR archive
* Building JIRA WAR
* Deploying JIRA WAR with necessary JAR dependencies and container server configuration

Each of the phases can be handled separately as outlined below if you need to customize the WAR or deploy it to different nodes than where its being built. By default, cookbook will handle all three phases with node['jira']['install_type'] set to war.

Downloading JIRA WAR

Handled by war recipe using ark so it'll save versioned symlinks. Location customizable by node['jira']['install_path']. From here, the WAR is ready to be customized and built.

Building JIRA WAR

Handled by build_war recipe and can be disabled by setting node['jira']['build']['enabled'] to false. Customize build targets via node['jira']['build']['targets']. Expects build output to write file to node['jira']['build']['file'] otherwise will build every convergence. Note node['jira']['build']['exclude_jars'] will by default delete JARs that are recommended to be installed in container server lib directory (node['jira']['lib_dir']) from separate JIRA JARs download.

While cookbook defaults to handling Tomcat build, you may be able to try and deploy the "generic" WAR. Set node['jira']['container_server']['name'] to generic.

Deploying JIRA WAR

There are a couple pieces necessary for successful JIRA WAR deployment:
* WAR file built and ready (node['jira']['war']['file'], which defaults to node['jira']['build']['file'])
* Download and installation of JIRA JARs
* Download and installation of database JARs (such as MySQL Connector/J, etc.)
* Configuration of container server (such as Tomcat)

Atlassian supports deploying WAR only on Tomcat 6/7 and the cookbook handles this case (recommended usage with Opscode Tomcat cookbook), however if you're feeling adventurous, this process may be workable for other container servers with some slight configuration and a wrapper cookbook.

Cookbook handles the above steps with:
* WAR file: built via build_war recipe (using jira_war LWRP) or location up to you with a wrapper cookbook and node['jira']['war']['file'] set appropriately
* JIRA JARs: container_server_jars recipe (using jira_jars LWRP) with configuration in node['jira']['jars'] attributes and node['jira']['install_type'] set to war
* Database JARs: container_server_jars recipe and appropriate database type needing additional JARs
* Configuration of container server: container_server_configuration recipe, which installs context to Tomcat if node['jira']['container_server']['name'] is tomcat.

Custom JIRA Configurations

Using individual recipes, you can use this cookbook to configure JIRA to fit your environment.

  • Optionally (un)encrypted data bag or set attributes
    • knife data bag create jira
    • knife data bag edit jira jira --secret-file=path/to/secret
  • Add individual recipes to your node's run list.

Testing and Development

  • Quickly testing with Vagrant: [VAGRANT.md](VAGRANT.md)
  • Full development and testing workflow with Test Kitchen and friends: [TESTING.md](TESTING.md)

For Vagrant, you may need to add the following hosts entries:

  • 192.168.50.10 jira-centos-6
  • 192.168.50.10 jira-ubuntu-1204
  • (etc.)

The running JIRA server is then accessible from the host machine:

CentOS 6 Box:
* Web UI (installer/standalone): https://jira-centos-6/
* Web UI (Tomcat deployed war): http://jira-centos-6:8080/jira/

Ubuntu 12.04 Box:
* Web UI (installer/standalone): https://jira-ubuntu-1204/
* Web UI (Tomcat deployed war): http://jira-ubuntu-1204:8080/jira/

Contributing

Please see contributing information in: [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md)

Maintainers

  • KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

License

Please see licensing information in: [LICENSE](LICENSE)

Dependent cookbooks

apache2 >= 0.0.0
ark >= 0.0.0
database >= 0.0.0
java >= 0.0.0
mysql >= 0.0.0
mysql_connector >= 0.0.0
postgresql >= 0.0.0

Contingent cookbooks

There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.

2.1.0

  • MIGRATED: renamed cookbook jira -> chef_jira

2.0.1

  • Bugfix: #8: Remove include_attribute from default attributes to prevent hard dependency on tomcat cookbook

2.0.0

If you were using the default recipe, there are no changes you need to make for your environment to upgrade this cookbook.

Major features are full support for standalone deployments and war building/deployments. Using ark where possible (its worked well for those using my Stash cookbook).

I've removed the upgrade recipe in favor of using ark. If you'd like to keep old JIRA installations around (in case of upgrade issues, etc.), I would recommend switching to the standalone install_type since ark will automatically create versioned symlinks and you can easily revert node['jira']['version']. To convert install_type if install_path is the default (X.Y.Z being currently installed node['jira']['version']):
* service jira stop
* mv /opt/atlassian/jira /opt/atlassian/jira-X.Y.Z
* ln -s /opt/atlassian/jira-X.Y.Z /opt/atlassian/jira
* Set node['jira']['install_type'] to standalone
* Run Chef Client

Other than that, migrated some recipes/templates and split out some recipes from the old linux_installer recipe, so ensure that if you're using a custom run list or template override for any nodes, that they include the new recipes/template location as necessary.

Full details:
* REMOVED: upgrade recipe and associated backup_* and *_backup attributes
* MIGRATED: linux_installer -> installer recipe
* MIGRATED: tomcat_configuration -> container_server_configuration recipe
* MIGRATED: Tomcat templates into tomcat folder:
* permgen.sh.erb -> tomcat/permgen.sh.erb
* server.xml.erb -> tomcat/server.xml.erb
* setenv.sh.erb -> tomcat/setenv.sh.erb
* web.xml.erb -> tomcat/web.xml.erb
* SPLIT: SysV init service configuration into sysv recipe and add init_type attribute
* SPLIT: database jar deployment (mysql_connector_j, etc.) into container_server_jars recipe which also installs JIRA jars for war install_type
* Bugfix: Use :create action instead of :create_if_missing for installer remote_file
* Enhancement: Add standalone and war recipes and quite a few attributes for supporting those install_type's
* Enhancement: Add build_war recipe
* Enhancement: LWRPs for handling multiple instances of install, etc.
* Enhancement: Bump default JIRA version to 6.1.5

1.7.0

  • Bump default JIRA version to 6.1

1.6.0

  • Bump default JIRA version to 6.0.7

1.5.0

  • Bump default JIRA version to 6.0.6

1.4.0

  • Initial Microsoft SQL Server support

1.3.0

  • Bump default JIRA version to 6.0.5

1.2.0

  • Bump default JIRA version to 6.0.2

1.1.0

  • Bump default JIRA version to 6.0.1

1.0.0

  • Split default recipe into individual recipes
  • apache2 recipe does not include default recipe
  • Load database/tomcat settings via Jira.settings library (bonus: help support Chef Solo)
  • Moved apache2 attributes into default attributes
  • Bump default JIRA version to 5.2.11
  • Added url_base attribute
  • Auto-detect checksum attribute for some versions
  • Added Vagrantfile and Test Kitchen for testing
  • minitest fixes
  • Added COMPATIBILITY.md
  • Refactored README documentation

0.1.3

  • Chef 11 fixes in apache2 recipe

v0.1.2

  • Hopefully removed hard dependency on java_ark from java cookbook

v0.1.1

  • Added permgen.sh template for custom JAVA_HOME, otherwise always defaults to JIRA installed JRE

v0.1.0

  • Initial release

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