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kvexpress (4) Versions 1.0.0

Installs/Configures kvexpress

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cookbook 'kvexpress', '= 1.0.0', :supermarket
cookbook 'kvexpress', '= 1.0.0'
knife supermarket install kvexpress
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kvexpress Cookbook

Installs kvexpress and provides an LWRP to use it from within Chef.

Requirements

  • Consul
  • Ubuntu

If you're not using Ubuntu - you can download binary releases from Github.

Attributes

default['kvexpress']['version'] = '1.9-1'
default['datadog']['url'] = 'https://app.datadoghq.com'

# Where to place the JSON watches.
default['consul']['config_dir'] = '/etc/consul.d'

# If you're using Consul ACLs to protect the 'kvexpress/' KV space and kvexpress::server_config:
# default['consul']['acl']['kvexpress'] = 'acl-goes-here'

# If you're using the Datadog API to send events and kvexpress::server_config:
# default['datadog']['api_key'] = 'api_key_goes_here'
# default['datadog']['application_key'] = 'app_key_goes_here'

# If you're using the Datadog agent:
default['kvexpress']['dogstatsd'] = false

Default Usage with a Consul watch

Use kvexpress::default to install the binary.

Use the LWRP to get configuration from Consul during a Chef run - here's an example kvexpress resource:

kvexpress 'consul_dns_hosts' do
  location '/etc/hosts.consul'
  key 'hosts'
  mode '00644'
  command 'sudo pkill -HUP dnsmasq'
  notifies :reload, 'service[consul]', :delayed
end

During the Chef run, that resource will do the following:

  1. If there's no file at /etc/hosts.consul, it will try to download the key kvexpress/hosts/data and save it. It will fail silently if there's no key there - that's by design.
  2. It will create a Consul watch inside of /etc/consul.d and reload Consul so any updates are automatically replicated.
  3. If it saves a new file, it will send a SIGHUP to dnsmasq to reload it.

The Consul watch will look something like this:

{
  "watches": [
    {
      "type": "key",
      "key": "/kvexpress/hosts/checksum",
      "handler": "kvexpress out -k hosts -f /etc/hosts.consul -l 10 -c 00644 -e 'sudo pkill -HUP dnsmasq'"
    }
  ]
}

If you don't use Chef - you can manually create the JSON needed for the Consul watch - use the above as a template.

Ad-Hoc Usage with Consul exec

Detailed here.

Contributing

We love pull requests from anyone. Details are available here.

Code of Conduct

This project adheres to the Open Code of Conduct. By participating, you are expected to honor this code.

Dependent cookbooks

apt >= 0.0.0

Contingent cookbooks

There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.

kvexpress CHANGELOG

This file is used to list changes made in each version of the kvexpress cookbook.

0.1.0

  • [Darron Froese] - Initial release of kvexpress

0.2.0

  • [Darron Froese] - Added kvexpress_group for subgroup deployments.

1.0.0

  • [Darron Froese] - Public release.

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1.0.0 passed this metric