L7-redis cookbook

Description

Configures Redis via Opscode Chef

It can handle multiple instances with different configuratioins on the same machine.

Currently only one redis version is supported.

Supported Platforms

• Ubuntu 12.04+
• Debian 7.0+

Recipes

• L7-redis - The default no-op recipe.

Providers

• L7_redis_pool - Configures redis instance

Usage

Provider parameters:

• port: listen port (default 6379)
• bind: listen address (default "127.0.0.1")
• unixsocketperm: Unix socket permission (default 755)
• timeout: timeout interval (default 0, no timeout)
• tcp_keepalive: tcp keepalive interval (default 0, no keepalive)
• loglevel: log level (default "notice")
• databases: number of databases (default 16)
• datadir: directory for storing data (default /usr/lib/redis-poolname)
• maxmemory: maximum memory to use (default "1gb")
• maxmemory_policy: eviction policy (default "volatile-lru")
• maxmemory_samples: memory samples (default 3)
• slaveof: master server ip address and port (default no master)
• slave_read_only: is slave read only? (default "yes")
• masterauth: password for master server
• snapshotting: snapshotting (default true)
• requirepass: authentication password (default nil)

A redis instance with default settings:

L7_redis_pool 'basic_example'

A redis instance with custom parameters:

L7_redis_pool 'extended_example' do
    port '6390'
    bind '0.0.0.0'
    databases 2
    datadir '/opt/custom_redis'
end

TODO

Implement multiversion support.

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

License

• Freely distributable and licensed under the MIT license.
• Copyright (c) 2015 Gabor Szelcsanyi