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pinto (11) Versions 0.1.6

Installs/Configures pinto

Policyfile
Berkshelf
Knife
cookbook 'pinto', '= 0.1.6', :supermarket
cookbook 'pinto', '= 0.1.6'
knife supermarket install pinto
knife supermarket download pinto
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Synopsis

Installs, configures Pinto application

Recipes

  • pinto::application - installs Pinto application in standalone mode
  • pinto::server - installs Pinto server ( should be run after pinto::application recipe )

Attributes

May be overridden to alter recipes behaviour

  • pinto.bootstrap.user - the user which Pinto installation files belongs to, default value is pinto
  • pinto.bootstrap.group - the group which Pinto installation files belongs to, default value is pinto
  • pinto.bootstrap.home - the home directory of application user, default value is /home/pinto/, so application will be installed into pinto.bootstrap.home/opt/local/pinto

  • pinto.server.repo_root - the path to the root directory of your Pinto repository. The repository must already exist at this location. Default value is /home/pinto/opt/local/pinto/repo

  • pinto.server.host - pinto server bind host, default value is 0.0.0.0

  • pinto.server.port - pinto server bind port, default value is 5000

  • pinto.server.workers - number of pinto server workers, default value is 3

Tested on

  • CentOS-6.4-x86_64, , Chef 10.14.0
  • CentOS-6.3-x86_64-minimal, Chef 10.14.2
  • Debian-6.0.4-64-bit, Chef 11.4.4
  • Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS, Chef 11.4.4

Current release

http://community.opscode.com/cookbooks/pinto

Contributing

I use berkshelf for developing / testing pinto cookbook. Berkshelf is a framework for testing / managing chef cookbooks.
So if you are interested in contributing, hacking - berkshelf is the best way to go ahead. Next commands will explain how to start.

Install berkshelf

$ gem install berkshelf

Install vagrant

Vagrant is the tools for running / provisioning VirtualBox machines.
Berkshelf and Vagrant are tightly integrated. Berskhelf requires latest version of vagrant.
Visit the Vagrant downloads page - http://downloads.vagrantup.com/ and download the latest installer for your operating system.

Install vagrant-berkshelf plugin

Second thing we need is berkshelf vagrant plugin. Following command will install the plugin

$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-berkshelf 

Fork cookbooks

$ git clone https://github.com/melezhik/cookbooks.git

Run vagrant box

Following command will boot vagrant virtual machine, deploy pinto on it and run tests.

$ cd cookbooks/pinto
$ vagrant up

Make changes

Change code and revision your changes running tests again. For standard vagrant work-flow checkout - http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/

$ mcedit recipes/application.rb
$ vagrant provision

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