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What is Infrastructure and why you should automate it?
Typical Infrastructure
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Chef / Terminologies / Disadvantages
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Demo
Summary
Author: Waqar Alamgir; Twitter @wajrcs
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This session includes an introducing Community Cookbooks and some additional resources.
After viewing this webinar you will be able to:
- Find, preview, and download cookbooks from the Chef Community site
- Use knife to work with the Community Site API
- Download, extract, examine and implement cookbooks from the Community site
Video of this webinar can be found at the following URL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovTIeS3kx4g&list=PL11cZfNdwNyPnZA9D1MbVqldGuOWqbumZ
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3. berkshelf
Chef Cookbook manager and
dependency resolver
» Retrieve a cookbooks
dependencies
» Package cookbooks and
their dependencies
» Author new cookbooks
9. The BerkshelfWay
» Introduction to Chef Cookbooks
» Introduction to Cookbook Patterns
» Best practices in
» Cookbook development
» Cookbook management
» Avoiding pitfalls
» How to iterate quickly
Last year I gave a talk at ChefConf called The
28. Withthose 3thingsyou can
» Build a new environment with a specific version
» Upgrade pre-existing environments
» Promote through logical environments
(Dev, Stage, Production)
37. The CookbookArtifact
Pre-requisites
» Resides in the same repository as your software
» Shares the same version number as your compiled
software
» Deploys an archive of the software matching the
cookbook's version (by default)
» Follows the Environment Cookbook pattern
38. EnvironmentCookbook
» Nearly identical to an Application Cookbook
» Has it's Berksfile.lock committed into version
control
Generate an environment cookbook with:
$ berks cookbook {myapp} --pattern environment
39. How does itwork?
The Berksfile.lock is distributed with the cookbook
so it can be "applied" to a Chef Environment
$ berks apply berks-api-dev -b ~/Downloads/berkshelf-api/Berksfile.lock
This sets an equality lock in the Chef Environment
(berks-api-dev) for each cookbook in the lockfile
40. Berkshelf-API Server Example
» Code in lib/
» Binaries in bin/
» Cookbook in cookbook/
» cookbook/Berksfile.lock present in version control
41. $ cat cookbook/metadata.rb
lib = File.expand_path('../../lib', __FILE__)
$LOAD_PATH.unshift(lib) unless $LOAD_PATH.include?(lib)
require 'berkshelf/api/version'
name "berkshelf-api"
maintainer "Jamie Winsor"
maintainer_email "jamie@vialstudios.com"
license "Apache 2.0"
description "Installs/Configures a berkshelf-api server"
long_description "Installs/Configures a berkshelf-api server"
version Berkshelf::API::VERSION
42. Or with a VERSION file at the root of your
application
$ cat cookbook/metadata.rb
name "some-app"
maintainer "Jamie Winsor"
maintainer_email "jamie@vialstudios.com"
version File.read(File.expand_path("../../VERSION", __FILE__))
# ...other metadata...
44. $ cat cookbook/libraries/berkshelf_api.rb
#
# Cookbook Name:: berkshelf-api
# Libraries:: berkshelf_api
#
module Berkshelf
module API
module Chef
class << self
# Returns the version of the loaded berkshelf-api cookbook
#
# @param [Chef::RunContext] context
#
# @return [String]
def cookbook_version(context)
context.cookbook_collection["berkshelf-api"].version
end
end
end
end
end
45. Generatingthe Cookbookartifact
$ cd cookbook/
$ berks package
Cookbook(s) packaged to cookbooks-1397345842.tar.gz
Thearchive contains
» The Berksfile.lock from resolution
» A cookbooks directory containing each cookbook
found in the Berksfile.lock
46. How do I gettheartifacts intoa
Github release?
» Octokit & Rake/Thor
» Create a release manually and attach the asset
(boo.)
48. Github Cookbook
Provides an LWRP for downloading
» An asset from a Github release
» An archive containing source code from a tag,
branch, or revision
Libarchive Cookbook
Provides an LWRP for idempotently extracting archives
50. $ cat cookbook/recipes/app.rb
node.set[:'build-essential'][:compile_time] = true
include_recipe "build-essential::default"
asset = github_asset "berkshelf-api.tar.gz" do
repo "berkshelf/berkshelf-api"
release "v1.2.1"
end
libarchive_file "berkshelf-api.tar.gz" do
path asset.asset_path
extract_to "/opt/berkshelf-api/v1.2.1"
owner "berkshelf"
group "berkshelf"
action :extract
notifies :restart, "runit_service[berks-api]"
only_if { ::File.exist?(asset.asset_path) }
end
51. The StorySo Far
» We have an encapsulated release containing
» A software artifact
» A cookbook artifact
» And you wrote and committed a README containing
installation/configuration instructions
» It's located on an artifact server
» Bonus round: The release is also tied to the
version control ref it was built from