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dokku (5) Versions 2.2.0

Manages a dokku install.

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cookbook 'dokku', '= 2.2.0', :supermarket
cookbook 'dokku', '= 2.2.0'
knife supermarket install dokku
knife supermarket download dokku
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dokku

Build Status

This is a Chef cookbook which provides the ability to install and configure
dokku. It provides a set of recipes and Lightweight Resource Providers
(LWRPs) for managing apps and it's components.

It's pinned against a specific version of dokku to protect
your installation against being accidentally broken. This marks a hold
against the installed packages.

Usage

Recipes

  • dokku::default: Includes install and provides the LWRPs.
  • dokku::install: Installs and configures dokku from the Debian package.
  • dokku::ssh_keys: Adds SSH keys from attributes.
  • dokku::plugins: Manages plugins from attributes.
  • dokku::apps: Manages apps from attributes.
  • dokku::certificates: Manages certificates from a data bag.

Attributes

default

  • node["dokku"]["domain"]: The domain for Dokku to serve under.
  • node["dokku"]["ssh_keys"]: A list of ssh keys to allow for deployment.
  • node["dokku"]["plugins"]: A list of plugins to manage.
  • node["dokku"]["apps"]: A list of apps to manage.

These optional settings can be overridden to customise the default Nginx
configuration (which is used for all apps):

  • node["dokku"]["nginx"]["server_tokens"]: Defaults to off.
  • node["dokku"]["nginx"]["ssl_session_cache"]: Defaults to shared:SSL:20m.
  • node["dokku"]["nginx"]["ssl_session_timeout"]: Defaults to 10m.
  • node["dokku"]["nginx"]["ssl_protocols"]: Defaults to TLSv1 TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2.
  • node["dokku"]["nginx"]["ssl_ciphers"]: Defaults to EECDH+AESGCM:EDH+AESGCM:AES256+EECDH:AES256+EDH.
  • node["dokku"]["nginx"]["dhparam_file"]: Defaults to /etc/ssl/certs/dhparam.pem.
  • node["dokku"]["nginx"]["dhparam_key_length"]: Defaults to 4096.

Data Bags

dokku_certificates

Used in combination with the dokku::certificates recipe, these allow for
the management of SSL certificates apps. It's expected that they look like
this:

{
  "id": "app-name",
  "cert": "",
  "key":
}

The id value should be the name of the app the certificate will set on. (The
format is inspired by the certificate cookbook.)

LWRPs

ssh_key

Provides add and remove actions for setting the Dokku SSH public keys.
Defaults to add. e.g.:

dokku_ssh_key "user" do
  key "ssh_public_key"
end

plugin

Provides install and uninstall actions for handling plugins. Defaults
to install. e.g.:

dokku_plugin "redis" do
  url "https://github.com/dokku/dokku-redis.git"
end

app

Provides create, destroy and rename actions for managing Dokku apps.
Defaults to create. e.g.:

dokku_app "demo"

certificate

Provides add and remove actions for managing Dokku certificates. Defaults
to add: e.g.:

dokku_certificate "wildcard" do
  cert "An SSL Certificate as a string"
  key "An SSL Certificate's private key as a string"
end

The name of the action should be the id of an available data bag item.

Testing

ChefSpec is used for unit tests. Test Kitchen is used for integration
tests, with serverspec.

# unit tests
chef exec rspec
# integration tests
KITCHEN_LOCAL_YAML=.kitchen.dokken.yml chef exec verify

Author

Copyright (c) Nick Charlton 2015. MIT licensed.

Dependent cookbooks

apt ~> 7.1.0
docker ~> 4.6.5
packagecloud ~> 1.0.0
openssl ~> 8.5.5

Contingent cookbooks

There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.

CHANGELOG

2.2.0 (02/12/2018)

  • Updated cookbook and test dependencies. (PR #20)

2.1.0 (31/05/2016)

  • Remove duplicate nginx configuration, breaking deploys.

2.0.0 (17/05/2016)

  • Check that SSH keys do not already exist before adding. (PR #16)
  • Remove support for global certificates. (PR #17)
  • Upgrade dokku to 0.5.6.
  • Upgrade herokuish to 0.3.12.
  • Upgrade sshcommand to 0.4.0.

1.3.0 (14/05/2016)

  • Fixes a bug where deleting apps would fail because it'd return a 1.
  • Adds support for specifying the "committish" of a plugin. (PR #13)
  • Brings the Nginx configuration inline instead of a dependency. (PR #14)

1.2.0 (18/04/2016)

  • Install and mark a hold on specific versions of dokku dependencies to guard against breakages (PR #11)
  • Fix test run issues with Docker (PR #12).

1.1.0 (05/03/2016)

  • Improves the provided SSL ciphers and adds an option for configuring SSL providers.
  • Includes generation of dhparams to safeguard against Weak DH attacks.

1.0.0 (19/02/2016)

  • Initial release.

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