dashcheulov / r10k-webhook

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============ R10k webhook

Overview

It's the API to r10k utility <https://github.com/puppetlabs/r10k>_. With it you can get your puppet code automatically deployed to puppet server after pushing to git. Assumed that you use r10k for deployment puppet environments from git branches and want to get done it automatically after pushing.

Server application works as a daemon, listens at requests and invokes local r10k utility. It's complete wrapper: generates config, launches r10k, controls and performs post-run actions. Client application is launched as VCS hook and calls server application informing about branch which has been pushed.

Features

Getting started

Installation at puppet server.


Firstly, install and set `r10k utility <https://github.com/puppetlabs/r10k>`_ to your repository. Ensure that following command works.

.. code-block:: bash

    r10k deploy environment <env_name> -v

*env_name* has to be name of one of existent branches in your repo.

If you don't have errors, proceed with installation of r10k-webhook.

.. code-block:: bash

    pip3 install r10k-webhook
    systemctl daemon-reload

Enable and start service.

.. code-block:: bash

    systemctl enable r10k-webhook
    systemctl start r10k-webhook

Check logs and status.

.. code-block:: bash

    journalctl -xeu r10k-webhook
    curl localhost:8088/status

If daemon doesn't start, go on with `Configuration`_.

Installation at VCS.

Install the package to server with your repository of puppet code.

.. code-block:: bash

pip3 install r10k-webhook

Trigger your puppet server with .

.. code-block:: bash

r10k_webhook -s <puppetserver.hostname> -b <env_name>

Take and as you used at Installation at puppet server._ You should see following output:

.. code-block:: bash

Deployed the branch to 1 servers out of 1.

It means that your have deployed content of the branch to the directory of environment at puppet server host.

Use with gitolite. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Create list with servers in json file looks like

.. code-block:: json

[
  "server1",
  "server2"
]

Add a hook to your control repo consists of

.. code-block:: bash

#!/usr/bin/env bash
r10k_webhook --servers_file <path_to_servers.json>

Configuration

Create '/etc/r10k_webhook/config.json' and put there parameters.

Service r10k-webhook has to be restarted in order to apply changes of config::

systemctl restart r10k-webhook

Example of configuration file.


.. code-block:: json

    {
      "flush_env_cache": false,
      "branch_to_env_map": {
        "master": "production",
        "^env_(.*)$": "\g<1>"
      },
      "allowed_branches": "^(env_[\w]+|master)$"
    }

Example of configuration file of r10k.

.. code-block:: yaml

:cachedir: /opt/puppetlabs/puppet/cache/r10k
:sources:
  puppet:
    basedir: /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments
    invalid_branches: error
    remote: git@git.example.net:puppet