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Primitives for managing Chef products and packages

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chef-ingredient Cookbook

This cookbook provides primitives - helpers and resources - to manage Chef Software, Inc.'s products and add-ons including, but not limited to:

Chef Server 12
Chef Analytics
Chef Delivery
Chef Push
Supermarket

It will perform component installation and configuration. It provides no recipes. Instead, wrapper cookbooks should be created using the resources that this cookbook provides.

Maintainers and Support

This cookbook is maintained and supported by Chef's engineering services team. This cookbook runs through our internal Chef Delivery system, and changes must be approved by a member of engineering services.

Requirements

Chef version 12.5.0 or higher, latest/current version is always recommended.

For local development, you need ChefDK 0.9.0 or newer.

Platform

Ubuntu 12.04, 14.04
CentOS 6, 7

Resources

chef_server_ingredient

This is a backwards compatibility shim for the chef_ingredient resource.

This may be removed in a future version.

chef_ingredient

A "chef ingredient" is the core package itself, or products or add-on components published by Chef Software, Inc. This resource manages the installation, configuration, and running the ctl reconfigure of individual packages.

By default, chef_ingredient will install using the packages.chef.io stable repository depending on the platform. However, it can be configured to use a custom repository by setting the node['chef-ingredient']['custom-repo-recipe'] attribute (nil by default).

Actions

install - (default) Configures the package repository and installs the specified package.
uninstall - Uninstalls the specified package.
remove - Alias for uninstall
reconfigure - Performs the ctl reconfigure command for the package.

Properties

product_name: (name attribute) The product name. See the PRODUCT_MATRIX.md. For example, chef-server, analytics, delivery, manage, etc.
config: String content that will be added to the configuration file of the given product.
ctl_command: The "ctl" command, e.g., chef-server-ctl. This should be automatically detected by the library helper method chef_ctl_command, but may need to be specified if something changes, like a new add-on is made available.
options: Options passed to the package resource used for installation.
version: Package version to install. Can be specified in various semver-alike ways: 12.0.4, 12.0.3-rc.3, and also :latest/'latest'. Do not use this property when specifying package_source. Default is :latest, which will install the latest package from the repository.
channel: Channel to install the products from. It can be :stable (default), :current or :unstable.
package_source: Full path to a location where the package is located. If present, this file is used for installing the package. Default nil.
timeout: The amount of time (in seconds) to wait to fetch the installer before timing out. Default: default timeout of the Chef package resource - 900 seconds.
accept_license: A boolean value that specifies if license should be accepted if it is asked for during reconfigureaction. This option is applicable to only these products: manage, analytics, reporting and compliance. Default: false.

omnibus_service

Manages a sub-service within the context of a Chef product package. For example the rabbitmq service that is run for the Chef Server.

Actions

This delegates to the ctl command the service management command specified in the action. Not all the service management commands are supported, however, as not all of them would make sense when used in a recipe. This resource is primarily used for sending or receiving notifications. See the example section.

Properties

ctl_command: The "ctl" command, e.g. chef-server-ctl. This should be automatically detected by the library helper method chef_ctl_command, but may need to be specified if something changes, like a new add-on is made available.
service_name: (name attribute) The name of the service to manage. Specify this like product_name/service, for example, chef-server/rabbitmq.

ingredient_config

Makes it easy to create update configuration files of each Chef product. It uses the default locations for each product.

Actions

render - (default) Creates the configuration file using the options passed in via add action or config attribute of chef_ingredient resource.
add - Adds the config attribute contents to the data collection. Must run :render action to generate the file.

Properties

product_name: (name attribute) The product name. See the PRODUCT_MATRIX.md. For example, chef-server, analytics, delivery, manage, etc.
sensitive: (default false) Set to mask the config contents in logs. Use when you config contains information like passwords or secrets.
config: String content that will be added to the configuration file of the given product.

Examples

We may need to restart the RabbitMQ service on the Chef Server, for example when adding configuration for Chef Analytics.

template '/etc/opscode/chef-server.rb' do
  notifies :restart, 'omnibus_service[chef-server-core/rabbitmq]'
end

omnibus_service 'chef-server-core/rabbitmq' do
  action :nothing
end

To install Chef Server using some custom configuration options:

chef_ingredient "chef-server" do
  config <<-EOS
api_fqdn "#{node["fqdn"]}"
ip_version "ipv6"
notification_email "#{node["chef_admin"]}"
nginx["ssl_protocols"] = "TLSv1 TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2"
EOS
  action :install
end

ingredient_config "chef-server" do
  notifies :reconfigure, "chef_ingredient[chef-server]"
end

To install or upgrade lastest version of Chef Client on your nodes:

chef_ingredient "chef" do
  action :upgrade
  version :latest
end

To install an addon of Chef Server from :current channel:

chef_ingredient 'chef-server' do
  channel :stable
  action :install
end

chef_ingredient 'analytics' do
  channel :current
  action :install
end

License and Author

Author: Joshua Timberman joshua@chef.io
Author: Serdar Sutay serdar@chef.io
Copyright (C) 2014-2015, Chef Software Inc. legal@chef.io

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.

Dependent cookbooks

This cookbook has no specified dependencies.

Contingent cookbooks

v0.19.0

Remove delivery-cli examples and tests (we now shipit with ChefDK)
Set version constraint to ~> 1.1 for installing mixlib-install from Rubygems

v0.18.5

#106 Limit remote_file backups to 1
#110 Get rid of default: nil warnings

v0.18.4

Add platform_version_compatibility_mode property to chef_ingredient which makes chef-ingredient select packages built for earlier version of a platform during install when a package does not exist for the current platform version.

v0.18.3

Add accept_license property to chef_ingredient which can accept license for Chef products when applicable.

v0.18.2

Set version constraint to ~> 1.0 for installing mixlib-install from Rubygems

v0.18.1

Bump mixlib-install version to 1.0.6 so unstable channel artifacts won't include metadata.json files.

v0.18.0

#85 Ability to support unstable channel for all products / platforms.
#90 Use packages from packages.chef.io instead of package cloud & remove packagecloud repository setup.
#91 Deprecate chef-ha, chef-marketplace, chef-sync, push-client, push-server in favor of ha, marketplace, sync, push-jobs-client, push-jobs-server.

v0.17.0

#77 Enable installation of chef and chefdk from unstable
#82 Set --force-yes for older Debian/Ubuntu

v0.16.0

#62 Do not assume connection to the internet, allow custom recipe for a local repository
#75 omnitruck handler windows implementation

v0.15.0

#66 Fix push job client and server naming
#68 Use mixlib-install while installing / upgrading packages from omnitruck
#71 Convert omnibus_service and ingredient_config to "12.5 custom resources"
#73 Use PRODUCT_MATRIX from mixlib-install

v0.14.0

#58 Add Chef Compliance product

v0.13.1

#57 Content accumulator guard

v0.13.0

#56 Uncomment use_inline_resources, this is required for the providers to work properly
#55 Remove unit tests for specifically the custom resources
#54 Clarify maintainer/support in the README

v0.12.1

#53 Relax version constraints

v0.12.0

Refactor chef_ingredient and prepare to handle install/upgrade from omnitruck
Add channel property to chef_ingredient
Removed installed state property
Use product_name instead of package_name
Add not if to skip ingredient_config render if config property isn't used

v0.11.3

Remove resource_name from Provider because :facepalm:

v0.11.2

Add repository and master_token properties to chef_server_ingredient shim for compatibility

v0.11.1

#37 use define_matchers for ChefSpec

v0.11.0

#35 Add fqdn_resolves? method for chef-server cookbook.

v0.10.2

Add :add action to ingredient_config

v0.10.1

#30 Supermarket doesn't use supermarket.rb for configuration, it's supermarket.json

v0.10.0

#23 Add Chef Marketplace
#29 Fix RSpec and noisy warnings

v0.9.1

#26 Remove mode, owner, and group properties from ingredient_config's resources to prevent resource updates after running ctl commands that manage those file permissions.

v0.9.0

Add sensitive property to ingredient_config
Use recipe DSL to set resource name

v0.8.1

Update PRODUCT_MATRIX.md with correct updated Chef Push product names (push-server, push-client). The code was updated but not the document.

v0.8.0

#7 Add ingredient_config resource
#10 Add upgrade action for chef_ingredient
Test cleanup, various rubocop fixes

v0.7.0

#3 Allow :latest as a version
Removes the package_name property from the chef_ingredient resource, long live product_name

v0.6.0

Breaking changes This version is backwards-incompatible with previous versions. We're still sub-1.0, but those who wish to use the chef_server_ingredient resource really should pin to version 0.5.0.

#1 Use product names instead of package names.

v0.5.0

Major refactor and rename. It's fine, this is a new cookbook!

v0.4.0 (2015-06-11)

Add timeout attribute to chef_server_ingredient
Use declare_resource DSL method to select local package resource
Allow specifying the repository name for the packagecloud repo

v0.3.2 (2015-04-15)

adding proxy support for packagecloud

v0.3.1 (2015-04-09)

Various refactoring and cleanup

v0.3.0

Add ctl command for supermarket

v0.2.0

Add reconfigure property to ingredient resource

v0.1.0

Release this cookbook to Supermarket

v0.0.2

#4: define the installed attribute
#1, #2, use packagecloud cookbook

v0.0.1

Initial release

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ingredient_config

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