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The objsrv cookbook has been deprecated

Author provided reason for deprecation:

The objsrv cookbook has been deprecated and is no longer being maintained by its authors. Use of the objsrv cookbook is no longer recommended.

You may find that the github cookbook is a suitable alternative.

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objsrv (4) Versions 1.0.0

Installs/Configures objsrv

Policyfile
Berkshelf
Knife
cookbook 'objsrv', '= 1.0.0', :supermarket
cookbook 'objsrv', '= 1.0.0'
knife supermarket install objsrv
knife supermarket download objsrv
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objsrv Cookbook

Todo: Put a description of your cookbook here. Include at a high level the
intent and purpose of why someone would use this cookbook.

Scope

Todo: Identify the scope of what exactly this cookbook addresses. Are there any
edge cases associated with your cookbook tasks that were decided not to be
supported?

Requirements

The following environmental variables must be defined:<br>
Chef_Release = The version of Chef Client to use<br>
RepoDir = Full path directory on local system where the repos are stored<br>
HDPATH = Full path directory to store additional HDs<br>

Platforms

  • Redhat 7.x+

Chef

  • Chef 12+

Dependencies

depends 'nc_base'
depends 'nc_tools'

Usage

The following environmental variables must be defined:
HDPATH - The directory where extra hard disk volumes are stored
chef_release - The version of chef client you want to use
This version must be avaliable

On Mac to allow for X11 applications to work remotely:
Add the following to your run_list 'nc_base::add_x11'
Run XQuartz. Make sure you leave open xterm started by XQuartz.
ssh -X -o IdentitiesOnly=yes netcool@{ObjectServerBoxName}

Place a dependency on the objsrv cookbook in your cookbook's
metadata.rb.

depends 'objsrv'

Then, in a recipe:

include_recipe 'objsrv::make_nc_os'

If your cookbook provides resources, be sure to include examples of how to use
those resources, in addition to the resources documentation section below.

Attributes

  • default['objsrv']['my_attribute']: Describe the purpose or usage of this attribute. Defaults to somevalue. Indicate the attribute type if necessary.

Recipes

default.rb

Todo: Provide a description for the purpose of this recipe file. What does it
do? When would I use it? Does it invoke other recipes?

Custom Resources

Todo: You only need to provide documentation for custom resources if your
cookbook actually provides them. Not all cookbooks have custom resources. If you
don't known what this means, then your cookbook probably doesn't have them
either and can omit this documentation.

resource_name

Todo: Add a description or purpose for this resource. What does it do?

Actions

To determine the values for:
override['nc_base']['fp_ver'] = '25'
override['nc_base']['fp_rel'] = '5.50.96.20210309_2049'
Extract OMNIbuxCore zip file and navigate to
8.1.0-TIV-OMNIbusCore-linux-x86_64-FP0025/OMNIbusRepository/composite
look at file repository.xml and find
PLATFORMS_com.ibm.tivoli.omnibus.core after '~' will be the value for fp_rel
%offering.display.name the last octet will be the value for fp_ver

Properties

  • property_name - Description of this property. What is it used for? What is it's default value?
  • property_name2 - Description of this property. What is it used for? What is it's default value?

Examples

todo: Describe this example and what it will accomplish.

# code samples are helpful
objsrv_resource_name 'some value' do
  property_name 'another value'
  property_name2 'foo bar'
  action :do_something
end

And don't forgot to show an example for your other actions.

# code samples are helpful
objsrv_resource_name 'some value' do
  property_name 'another value'
  property_name2 'foo bar'
  action :another_action
end

Dependent cookbooks

nc_base >= 0.0.0
nc_tools >= 0.0.0
server_utils >= 0.0.0

Contingent cookbooks

There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.

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