chef-partners/chef-heat-templates

Name: chef-heat-templates

Owner: Chef Partners

Description: chef heat templates

Created: 2015-07-26 18:36:08.0

Updated: 2016-03-27 05:55:30.0

Pushed: 2016-03-26 18:23:09.0

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README

chef OpenStack Heat Orchestration Templates (HOT)

There are two templates here to help you create your chef server infrastructure.

Standalone chef Server

The first is a standalone instance which is designed to build out a chef server on the network you declare to go on. It also assigns a floating IP to the instance, so other machines outside your tenant network can get to it.

ce openrc
ID=$(nova net-list | awk '/ ext-net / { print $2 }')
NT_ID=$(nova net-list | awk '/ local-net / { print $2 }')
NT_SUBNET=$(neutron subnet-list | awk '/ local-subnet / { print $2 }')
SERVER_CORE=chef-server-core_12.1.2-1_amd64.deb
SERVER_USERNAME=admin
SERVER_FIRSTNAME=Admin
SERVER_LASTNAME=Jacob
SERVER_EMAIL=admin@fake-email.org
SERVER_PASSWORD=123456
SERVER_SHORTNAME=defaultinc
SERVER_FULLNAME="Default Inc."
E_ID=ubuntu-trusty
NAME=admin
 stack-create -f single_chef_server-HOT.yml
              -P public_net=$NET_ID \
              -P tenant_subnet=$TENANT_SUBNET \
              -P tenant_net=$TENANT_NET \
              -P chefserver-core=$CHEFSERVER_CORE \
              -P chefserver-username=$CHEFSERVER_USERNAME \
              -P chefserver-firstname=$CHEFSERVER_FIRSTNAME \
              -P chefserver-lastname=$CHEFSERVER_LASTNAME \
              -P chefserver-email=$CHEFSERVER_EMAIL \
              -P chefserver-password=$CHEFSERVER_PASSWORD \
              -P chefserver-shortname=$CHEFSERVER_SHORTNAME \
              -P chefserver-FULLNAME=$CHEFSERVER_FULLNAME \
              -P image_id=$IMAGE_ID \
              -P key_name=$KEY_NAME \
              chefserver_standalone_server

The above are the command's you'll need to run in order to boot the standalone instance. I strongly suggest you change them from the defaults there.

After you log in the web-ui via https://<floating-ip>, you should go to https://<floating-ip>/organizations/<CHEFSERVER_SHORTNAME>/getting_started and pull that down. Go ahead and unzip the .zip file it gives you. Change directory into the chef-repo that it should have created for you. knife should work talking to your new chef server. A good test is either a knife status or knife client list in your chef-repo. With status nothing should be returned, and when you use the client command should see your validator.pem file name come back.

HA chef server

NOTE: Please read this section completely if you are planning on attempting this. Then read the referenced install ha chef server with drbd documentation.

The HA chef server template will build out the DRBD reference architecture from the install ha chef server with drbd documentation. With this build, the stack creates the machines and networks you need for the setup, but still requires you to run and build out the disks and configure chef-server(s). Every machine that requires chef-server package has it downloaded to /tmp/ and does a dpkg install of it for you. On the backend machines (be-1 and be-2), the template already installs the drbd8-utils for you

This process could take as long as 2 hours depending on your cluster and machine resources. It should be completed with the following line:

d-init v. 0.7.5 finished at Mon, 27 Jul 2015 21:48:34 +0000. Datasource DataSourceOpenStack [net,ver=2].

in the bootup log in the instance otherwise it's still in the process of building.

This build also assumes you are running on Ubuntu 14.04. If your glance image for Ubuntu 14.04 is not called ubuntu-trusty you'll have to override the default, on the heat stack-create

An example of this would be something like:

ce openrc
ID=$(nova secgroup-list | awk '/ default / { print $2 }')
ID=$(nova net-list | awk '/ ext-net / { print $2 }')
E_ID=ubuntu-trusty
NAME=admin
 stack-create -f high_availability_chef_server-HOT.yml
              -P public_net=$NET_ID \
              -P secgroup_id=$SEC_ID \
              -P image_id=$IMAGE_ID \
              -P key_name=$KEY_NAME \
              chefserver_HA-stack

The above script will build out your HA stack. You should have the install ha chef server with drbd documentation, open and be familiar with it.

Because of heat, ec2-user is the login, the shell is sh, not bash, keep this in mind.

Also you need to make sure you have ssh-agent working. Otherwise you won't be able to ssh into one of the machines with a floating IP and ssh into the be machines. Add your key to the agent if you haven't already: ssh-add -K and add something like the following to .ssh/config

 *
rwardAgent yes

License and Authors

Author:: Chef Partner Engineering (partnereng@chef.io)

Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2015 Chef Software, Inc.

License:: Apache License, Version 2.0

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