cookbook 'squaresurf_influxdb', '= 0.1.0'
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SquareSurf InfluxDB Cookbook
Chef cookbook for installing and configuring
InfluxDB. This cookbook took inspiration from the
influxdb cookbook. The
main difference is that this cookbook tries to take the approach that
InfluxDB should be always running once it is installed.
Whereas my understanding of the influxdb
cookbook is that it tries
to seperate configuration from starting the service into two processes.
Requirements
- Chef version 0.11 or higher
- Ruby 1.9 (preferably from the Chef full-stack installer)
Tested Platforms
- Ubuntu 14.04
Note: I'm open to more platforms, this is just what I started with in order to
fill my current need.
Resources
squaresurf_influxdb_user
Use the squaresurf_influxdb_user resource to create/update/delete an
InfluxDB database user.
Actions
-
:create
(Default) :delete
Attributes
-
username
- Name for the user. (Defaults to the name of the block) -
password
- Password for the user. -
database
- The database the user will have access to. -
admin
- A bool whether or not the user is a database admin. (default: false) -
read\_from
- A regex to match the series the user can read from. (default: '.*') -
write\_to
- A regex to match the series the user can write to. (default: '.*')
Examples
Create a user
squaresurf_influxdb_user 'john' do action :create password 'super secret' database 'metrics' admin true read_from '/^public$/' write_to '/^john_workspace$/' end
Delete a user
squaresurf_infludb_user 'old_user' do action :delete database 'sensitive data' end ### squaresurf\_influxdb\_cluster\_admin Use the *squaresurf\_influxdb\_cluster\_admin* resource to create/update/delete an InfluxDB cluster admin. #### Actions * `:create` (Default) * `:delete` #### Attributes * `username` - Name for the cluster admin. (Defaults to the name of the block) * `password` - Password for the cluster admin. #### Examples ##### Create a cluster admin ```ruby squaresurf_influxdb_cluster_admin 'jane' do action :create password 'super secret again' end
Delete a cluster admin
squaresurf_infludb_cluster_admin 'old_cluster_admin' do action :delete end ### squaresurf\_influxdb\_database Use the *squaresurf\_influxdb\_database* resource to create/update/delete an InfluxDB database. #### Actions * `:create` (Default) * `:delete` #### Attributes * `database` - Database name. (Defaults to the name of the block) #### Examples ##### Create a database ```ruby squaresurf_influxdb_database 'metrics'
Delete a database
squaresurf_infludb_database 'old_project_name' do action :delete end Recipes ------- ### squaresurf\_influxdb::default This recipe includes the *squaresurf\_influxdb::install* recipe then the *squaresurf\_influxdb::configure* recipe. ### squaresurf\_influxdb::install This recipe will download the appropriate package according to the version attribute and install it. ### squaresurf\_influxdb::configure This recipe will: * Setup the influxdb service to be enabled and start. * Write out to toml the config and benchmark\_config from the node attributes. * Update the main cluster admin password if it has changed. * Create an alternate cluster admin user if the main admin username is different than *root* * Delete the root user if the main cluster admin username is different than *root* ### squaresurf\_influxdb::test This is used by our chef spec and kitchen test suites. ### squaresurf\_influxdb::test\_exceptions This is used by our chef spec test suite. Attributes ---------- ### General Attributes Attributes that will affect general cookbook usage. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.fail\_on\_error = true If set to false then failures will not fail the chef run and will log errors instead. ### Install attributes Attributes that affect the installation of InfluxDB. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.version = :latest This will decide which version of InfluxDB to download and install. It can either be the version string or the ruby symbol `:latest` in order to install the latest available. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.update\_version = false This will decide whether or not to install a new version of influxdb if it is already installed and the version attribute above differs from that of the installed version. ### InfluxDB Client Attributes Attributes that affect the ability for this cookbook to connect to InfluxDB in order to configure users, cluster admins, and databases. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.client\_retries = 10 This is how many times we should try to connect to InfluxDB before giving up. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.client\_hosts = ['localhost'] This is the host we should connect to InfluxDB with. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.client\_use\_ssl = false Whether or not we should connect via ssl with our client when configuring users, cluster admins, and databases. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.admin\_username = 'root' The cluster admin username to use when connecting to InfluxDB. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.admin\_password = 'root' The cluster admin password to use when connecting to InfluxDB. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.admin\_old\_username = 'root' The previous cluster admin username for use if you ever change the username to another value. This is so that we can create a new cluster admin and delete this old cluster admin. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.admin\_old\_password = 'root' The previous cluster admin password for use if you ever change the password to another value. This is so that we can set the new password. ### InfluxDB TOML Config Attributes #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.config This should be a ruby hash that will be converted to toml for the InfluxDB config.toml. The default was generated from the default config.toml that comes with InfluxDB. #### default.squaresurf\_influxdb.benchmark\_config This should be a ruby hash that will be converted to toml for the InfluxDB benchmark\_config.toml. The default was generated from the default benchmark\_config.toml that comes with InfluxDB. Usage ----- The one main attribute that you should always change is the node.squaresurf\_influxdb.admin\_password. That way you won't have a default cluster admin password that anyone can connect to your server with. ### squaresurf\_influxdb::default Either include the recipe in your *run\_list* or `include\_recipe` from within one of your recipes. For example you could do the following to setup influxdb and create a database named *metrics* and a user named *sensu*. ```ruby # Make sure to set the admin password to some secret value. It would probably # be even better to use an encrypted data bag here as shown in the next example. node.set.squaresurf_influxdb.admin_password = 'super secret' include_recipe 'squaresurf_influxdb::default' squaresurf_influxdb_database 'metrics' squaresurf_influxdb_user 'sensu' do password 'some secret value' database 'metrics' end
squaresurf_influxdb::install and squaresurf_influxdb::configure
Instead of using the default recipe you can seperate your logic into an install
then a configure in case you need to setup some items vefore the service is
started. For example you could set up ssl configuration for the http api like so:
cert_file = '/opt/influxdb/ssl_cert.pem' node.set.squaresurf_influxdb.config.api['ssl-cert'] = cert_file node.set.squaresurf_influxdb.config.api['ssl-port'] = 8084 cert = Chef::EncryptedDataBagItem.load('ssl', 'influxdb') admin = Chef::EncryptedDataBagItem.load('influxdb', 'admin') node.default.squaresurf_influxdb.admin_password = admin['password'] node.default.squaresurf_influxdb.admin_old_password = admin['old_password'] # install first so that the /opt/influxdb dir and influxdb user will be created include_recipe 'squaresurf_influxdb::install' file cert_file do content cert['cert'] + "\n" + cert['key'] user 'influxdb' group 'influxdb' mode '0700' end include_recipe 'squaresurf_influxdb::configure'
Contributing
- Fork the repository on Github
- Create a named feature branch (like
add\_component\_x
) - Write your change
- Write tests for your change
- Run the tests, ensuring they all pass
- Submit a Pull Request using Github
Testing
There is a Rakefile with tasks to make testing easy. You will probably need to
bundle install
before running any of them.
- rake test:all # Run all tests
- rake test:chefspec # Run chefspec
- rake test:foodcritic # Run foodcritic linter against cookbook
- rake test:kitchen_test # This is here as a convenience so that the test suite will check kitchen as well as the other tests
- rake test:rubocop # Run rubocop against cookbook ruby files
config and benchmark_config attribute generation
There is a convenience script toml\_to\_attr.rb
to help generate the config and
benchmark_config ruby hashes from a default toml file included with influxdb.
If you haven't run bundle install
for the test suite above you'll probably
need to do so in order to run toml\_to\_attr.rb
.
License and Authors
License
The License is the MIT License and can be found in the LICENSE file.
Authors
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squaresurf_influxdb CHANGELOG
This file is used to list changes made in each version of the squaresurf_influxdb cookbook.
v0.1.0
- Initial release of squaresurf_influxdb
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