poise-ruby

Install omnibus'd Ruby builds via ruby.poise.io.

Supports:
* Ubuntu 10.04, 12.04, and 13.10,
* Debian 6 and 7.

CentOS 5 and 6 support is coming soon, and possibly Fedora 19.

Quick Start

Add recipe[poise-ruby] to your application role, and add /opt/ruby-210/bin
to your $PATH for commands and init scripts.

gem_package 'bundler' do
  gem_binary '/opt/ruby-210/bin/gem'
end

execute '/opt/ruby-210/bin/bundle install' do
  cwd '/srv/myapp'
  environment 'PATH' => "/opt/ruby-210/bin:#{ENV['PATH']}"
end

Attributes

• node['poise-ruby']['ruby'] – Flavor of Ruby to install by default. See list of recipes below for details. (default: ruby-210)
• node['poise-ruby']['version'] – Version of the Ruby package to install. By default, the latest is installed.

Recipes

• poise-ruby – Installs the flavor of Ruby defined by node['poise-ruby']['ruby']
• poise-ruby::ruby-210 – Installs Ruby 2.1.0
• poise-ruby::ruby-200 – Installs Ruby 2.0.0
• poise-ruby::ruby-200-gems-21 – Installs Ruby 2.0.0 with Rubygems 2.1
• poise-ruby::ruby-200-gems-20 – Installs Ruby 2.0.0 with Rubygems 2.0
• poise-ruby::ruby-193 – Installs Ruby 1.9.3
• poise-ruby::ruby-193-gems-20 – Installs Ruby 1.9.3 with Rubygems 2.0
• poise-ruby::ruby-193-gems-18 – Installs Ruby 1.9.3 with Rubygems 1.8

Resources

poise_ruby

Configure the package repository and install a given flavor and version of Ruby.

poise_ruby 'ruby-200' do
  version '2.0.0-p353'
end

• package_name – Name of the flavor of Ruby to install. (name_attribute)
• version – Version of the package to install.

Manual Use

So maybe Chef isn't your cup of tea? No problem.

For Debian-related distributions:

$ sudo apt-add-repository http://ruby.poise.io
$ sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://pgp.mit.edu --recv 594F6D7656399B5C
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install ruby-210