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Recipes for provisioning software stacks using Chef Provisioning
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chef-provisioning-recipes

Recipes for provisioning software stacks using Chef Provisioning

Installation

  1. Install ChefDK curl -L https://www.opscode.com/chef/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- -P chefdk
  2. easy_install fabric PyYaml
  3. git clone https://github.com/viglesiasce/chef-provisioning-recipes

Configuration

The config file is a YAML formatted dictionary with the following structure. By default the tool uses the config.yml found in the current working directory. The default profile is used when no command line option is passed to the deployer.

The image should be Ubuntu Trusty with at least 5GB of free space on the root file system.

The following environment variables can be used instead of hardcoding credentials:

profiles:
  default: # name of the profile
    credentials: default  # credentials/endpoints to use from below
    imageId: emi-5B295ED1 # image to use
    sshUsername: root # user to login to image as
    instanceType: m1.small # instance type to launch
credentials:
  default: # name of credentials
    accessKey: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
    secretKey: YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
    ec2Endpoint: 'http://compute.home' # only necessary for Euca
    iamEndpoint: 'http://euare.home' # only necessary for Euca
    region: eucalyptus # only necessary for AWS

Deployment and Destroyment

Deploy

In order to deploy a cluster run the deployer script with the name of the cluster you would like to deploy and the profile you'd like to use to deploy it:

./deployer.py mesos -p myCloud

You should now be able to login to your instances with the keys found in ./chef-repo/.chef/keys.

Destroy

To destroy the cluster you currently have deployed, use the --operation flag and set it to 'destroy'. For example:

./deployer.py mesos -p myCloud --operation destroy