chef-recipe

问题 I am trying to setup cassandra on an CentOS VM via chef and it fails with the error below. I have tried clearing out bundle caches to no avail. The recipe works on another machine but a key difference is that I ran other recipes on that machine beforehand so I suspect I am missing a chef dependency (which is why I haven't tried just fixing the packages directly). I am also terribly new to ruby so sorry if this is an obvious question. Machine config Chef: 11.4.0 ruby 1.9.3p286 (2012-10-12

问题 This question already has an answer here : How to substitute variable value in “docker run” command (1 answer) Closed 3 years ago . I am using chef script resource and trying to assign a fingerprint value as below script 'retrieve_ucp_master_fingerprint' do interpreter "bash" code <<-EOH export FINGERPRINT=D0:19:C5:80:42:66:56:AC:6F docker run --rm -i -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock --name ucp docker/ucp join --replica --fingerprint $FINGERPRINT EOH end However, chef is not at

问题 I'm writing a Chef recipe to install our application code and execute it. The recipe needs to be particular about the directory this code ends up in (for running templates, setting log forwarding etc.). Thus the directory itself pops up in a lot of places in different recipes. I am trying to fetch/define a variable so I can re-use it in my resource block with string interpolation. This is pretty straightforward: home = node['etc']['passwd'][node['nodejs']['user']]['dir'] With an example usage

问题 How can I write this command in chef ? /home/vagrant$ source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm (->enter) I tried... execute "foo" do command "source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm" action :run end in short, how can I write a simple command in chef? not installing something. thanks!!! 回答1: This isn't something Chef supports. source is a shell builtin, not a command, and it would have no effect on Ruby anyway has that isn't a Ruby script, it is a shell script. You can use a bash resource like this: bash 'do the needful'

问题 How can I write this command in chef ? /home/vagrant$ source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm (->enter) I tried... execute "foo" do command "source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm" action :run end in short, how can I write a simple command in chef? not installing something. thanks!!! 回答1: This isn't something Chef supports. source is a shell builtin, not a command, and it would have no effect on Ruby anyway has that isn't a Ruby script, it is a shell script. You can use a bash resource like this: bash 'do the needful'

问题 I have a Ruby .deb package that I built from source using checkinstall. I'm using it with a Chef recipe to install Ruby on one of my nodes. Right now I'm storing it under files/default in my recipe, where one would normally store config files or templates to upload to the server. This works well enough but I wonder what the "right" way to solve this problem would be. Where do people store local binaries or packages when they want to install them with Chef this way? Should I create a server to

问题 I can't figure out how to run roles in a run list in test kitchen. I did a knife download roles to my chef repo ( C:\.chef\roles ). I also did a knife download cookbooks to c:\.chef\cookbooks Here is the .kitchen.yml for a cookbook I want to test which I plan to run with a particular role ( C:\.chef\cookbooks\mybook\.kitchen.yml ): --- driver: name: hyperv parent_vhd_folder: c:\HyperV\VHDs\ parent_vhd_name: 2012R2_Fresh_Gen1.vhdx vm_switch: NAT memory_startup_bytes: 2GB provisioner: name:

问题 I can't figure out how to run roles in a run list in test kitchen. I did a knife download roles to my chef repo ( C:\.chef\roles ). I also did a knife download cookbooks to c:\.chef\cookbooks Here is the .kitchen.yml for a cookbook I want to test which I plan to run with a particular role ( C:\.chef\cookbooks\mybook\.kitchen.yml ): --- driver: name: hyperv parent_vhd_folder: c:\HyperV\VHDs\ parent_vhd_name: 2012R2_Fresh_Gen1.vhdx vm_switch: NAT memory_startup_bytes: 2GB provisioner: name:

问题 I have written a chef definition that posts to our chat server. Since definitions are not recommended any more, how can I rewrite this as a resource? I'm particularly interested in how to use "event" ways to trigger the code. File chat\definitions\post.rb : define :chat_post do chat_url = 'https://chat.our.company/hooks/abcdef1234567890' message = params[:name] execute "echo" do command "curl -m 5 -i -X POST -d \"payload={"text": "#{message}"\" #{chat_url}" ignore_failure true end end Calling

问题 Hi I am creating a WCS instance, for which i have to execute the create instance command using the wcs user (webadmin), its failing to connect to DB as its not able to get the required env variables. so i put some sample code to check I am using the below code bash "wcs-create-instance" do user "webadmin" group "webspher" code <<-EOH ###{node[:websphere][:wcs][:wcs_installLocation]}/bin/config_ant.sh -DinstanceName=#{node[:websphere][:wcs][:wcs_instance]} CreateInstance whoami > /tmp/whoami