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chef_server_omnibus (3) Versions 0.1.0

Installs/Configures Chef Server

Policyfile
Berkshelf
Knife
cookbook 'chef_server_omnibus', '= 0.1.0', :supermarket
cookbook 'chef_server_omnibus', '= 0.1.0'
knife supermarket install chef_server_omnibus
knife supermarket download chef_server_omnibus
README
Dependencies
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Description

A simple cookbook for installing and configuring Chef Server, including
Chef Server Enterprise add-ons.

Getting Started

Include the default recipe to install chef-server-core and render the
/etc/opscode/chef-server.rb configuration file. By default, api_fqdn
and topology are set.

Configuration directives in the
chef-server.rb Settings documentation under
Recommended Settings
each have specific node attributes. For example api_fqdn is
node.default['chef_server_omnibus']['api_fqdn'] = 'chef.example.com'.

For each additional configuration key there is a configuration
hash in this cookbook. For example, to set bookshelf['vip'] use
node.default['chef_server_omnibus']['config']['bookshelf']['vip'] = '127.0.0.1'.
Similarly, to set nginx['ssl_ciphers'] use
node.default['chef_server_omnibus']['config']['nginx']['ssl_ciphers'] = 'TLSv1.2'.

See chef-server.rb Settings
documentation for more information.

Requirements

Platform:

No platforms defined

Cookbooks:

  • chef-server-ingredient (~> 0.3)

Attributes

  • node['chef_server_omnibus']['config_dir'] - The configuration directory. Defaults to /etc/opscode.
  • node['chef_server_omnibus']['ctl_path'] - The path to chef-server-ctl. Defaults to /opt/opscode/bin/chef-server-ctl.
  • node['chef_server_omnibus']['api_fqdn'] - The API FQDN of the Chef Server. Value should be equal to the FQDN for the service URI used by the Chef server. Defaults to node['fqdn'].
  • node['chef_server_omnibus']['topology'] - The topology of the Chef Server. Defaults to standalone.
  • node['chef_server_omnibus']['bootstrap'] - If true, bootstrap the Chef Server. Defaults to nil.
  • node['chef_server_omnibus']['ip_version'] - Use to set the IP version: ipv4 or ipv6. Defaults to nil.
  • node['chef_server_omnibus']['notification_email'] - Email address for notification emails. Defaults to nil.
  • node['chef_server_omnibus']['config'] - Configuration hash. The hash key within config should match the chef-server.rb configuration key. For example, if the chef-server.rb configuration key is bookshelf['vip'] = '127.0.0.1', the cookbook attribute would be node['chef_server_omnibus']['config']['bookshelf']['vip'] = '127.0.0.1'. See chef-server.rb Settings documentation for more information. Defaults to { ... }.

Recipes

  • chef_server_omnibus::default

Things this cookbook doesn't do:

  • Manage a firewall
  • Manage secrets (database passwords, SSL keys/certs, etc)
  • Orchestrate Chef Server cluster provisioning.

Why not?

This is a library/application cookbook. It's sole purpose is installation
and configuration of Chef Server. The goal is to be forward
compatible with future versions of Chef Server and avoid assumptions about how
users like to use Chef. Therefore, it does not validate whether configuration
hash values are valid, it does not require any data bags,
manage secrets, install SSL certificates, or anything else of that nature.
This leaves users free to wrap the cookbook and add those bits that work for
their environment.

For an example of how to orchestrate Chef Server cluster provisioning, see
Chef's Chef Server Cluster
cookbook.

Roadmap

  1. Manage installation and configuration of Chef Server add-ons (Manage UI, etc).

Testing

Code Style

To run style tests (Rubocop and Foodcritic):
rake style

If you want to run either Rubocop or Foodcritic separately, specify the style
test type (Rubocop = ruby, Foodcritic = chef)
rake style:chef
or
rake style:ruby

RSpec tests

Run RSpec unit tests
rake spec

Test Kitchen

Run Test Kitchen tests (these tests take quite a bit of time)
rake integration:vagrant

License and Maintainer

Maintainer:: Drew Blessing (cookbooks@blessing.io)

License:: Apache 2.0

Dependent cookbooks

chef-server-ingredient ~> 0.3

Contingent cookbooks

There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.

Foodcritic Metric
            

0.1.0 failed this metric

FC031: Cookbook without metadata file: /tmp/cook/5731d7896a7c02eb27a01971/chef_server_omnibus/metadata.rb:1
FC045: Consider setting cookbook name in metadata: /tmp/cook/5731d7896a7c02eb27a01971/chef_server_omnibus/metadata.rb:1