RubyCAS Cookbook

Installs and configures a RubyCAS Server

Recipes

• rubycas::database - Installs and configures a database for RubyCAS Server.
• rubycas::default - Default noop cookbook recipe.
• rubycas::nginx - Installs and configures the Nginx Web Server for the application.
• rubycas::server - Installs and configures the RubyCAS Server application.

Load Balancer Support

If you need to deploy your RubyCAS server behind a load balancer, you
will need to set these attributes:

• node[:rubycas][:is_load_balanced] = true
• node[:rubycas][:load_balancer_ip] = '192.0.0.0/8'

The node[:rubycas][:load_balancer_ip] attribute accepts an explicit ip
address or one in CIDR notation.

Development

Development requires VirtualBox and Vagrant.

Currently supports Vagrant 1.3.x and VirtualBox 4.2.x

Get up and running quickly by following these steps.

vagrant plugin install vagrant-berkshelf
vagrant plugin install vagrant-omnibus
git clone git@github.com:sqm/cookbook-rubycas.git
cd cookbook-rubycas
vagrant up

Access the VMs via the following commands:

• vagrant ssh app for the application VM.
• vagrant ssh database for the database VM.

Testing

To run Spec tests:
bash
bundle exec strainer test


To run Integration tests with Kitchen-CI
bash
kitchen test default-ubuntu-1204


Contributing

1. Fork repository on GitHub.
2. Create a feature branch (should indicate intention add_feature_x).
3. Make changes.
4. Test changes.
5. Ensure all tests pass.
6. Submit pull request using GitHub.

Do not modify metadata.rb, the maintainers will handle those changes.

Author

Author:: Squaremouth (devops@squaremouth.com)