In anticipation of puppet 4, start trying to deal with puppet 4 things
that can be helpfully predicted by puppet lint plugins. Also fix lint
errors caught by the puppet-lint-absolute_classname-check and
puppet-lint-trailing_newline-check gems.
Change-Id: If9e2cd626122c4ff6338a82d87c815ae33578bac
puppet-httpd is the openstack-infra version of puppetlabs-apache
(0.0.4) release.
This patchset will remove the puppetlabs-apache namespace from -infra
allowing for possible future patchsets to use newer puppetlabs-apache
modules.
Change-Id: I4f509f1ce72b069ac89d42f2cb55550e3b5bf590
Signed-off-by: Paul Belanger <pabelanger@redhat.com>
The http://ci.openstack.org/ documentation site has been deprecated,
replaced by redirects to corresponding paths within
http://docs.openstack.org/infra/ where other Project Infrastructure
documentation already resides.
Change-Id: I81ecea0021e349232bc36924a04869d29ad4676d
The install directories into which the storyboard api and client
are downloaded and processed are now parameterized.
Change-Id: Ic67a0730246bc7fcf38cc98e460381994ab9d736
In order to support Python3, https://review.openstack.org/#/c/152339/ is switching
to a mysql driver that's supported by Python3. This updates the puppet module to use
the new connection string.
Change-Id: Id5d9eacd8de5700675848d3129b189fad07a221b
There were two references to stdlib in the metadata.json file.
Similarly, there is a dependency on a module that cannot be directly
installed via 'puppet module install' (openstackci/httpd), so I am
switching our metadata back in line with the Modulefile until
that changes.
Change-Id: I04636b14f9cb7b945156a7f20c5321b54ffa67be
Vagrant file will provision the configuration it finds in vagrant.pp.
Node configurations for precise and trusty provided, on different IP
addresses.
Change-Id: I7b08ce4cc5acdc2ad58261f4872ba2df2e06dcf4
The content of this project is Apache 2 licensed, but we should
include a standard LICENSE file just to be clear about that.
Change-Id: Iee6320b9d7e35fbe8d3b0a9794f3e485c18ef2c8
This adds an empty, default config.json file to storyboard's webclient install.
While functionally it impacts nothing, it will remove a multitude of 404 log
errors caused by storyboard trying to load a secondary configuration.
Change-Id: Ib31e4ad1c6f03b4dd43659bd8e931d965ce7686b
Storyboard is currently failing because of requests to get the working
directory are failing. This disables that configuration option so
we have some time to investigate.
Change-Id: I8d0b8d6ce350836b8eba5822e1aa6e9920d7dc8e
This patch adds the new oauth config section from
https://review.openstack.org/144355, as well as the cron enabling
flag from https://review.openstack.org/129609/. Both are defaulted
to false in storyboard, so until this patch lands the features
will not be enabled.
Change-Id: Iedd1d8fb9b734c4356a922b6781395249ae14ed4
* manifests/cert.pp: This adds the flexibility to depend on
existing files even if they're created as part of the storyboard
dependency chain, though with the loss of some error handling if a
deployer neglects to ensure the file itself exists before starting
the apache daemon.
Change-Id: I62d0bc7899703d7cc17f402cf34bd92357f44b58
This resolves an issue where the rabbitmq daemon changed command
output and the puppet module lagged behind it.
Change-Id: Ib71041539bf7cce66fb9f0060ed9a62fca502361
If we are running on anything before trusty, we need to manually
manage the repository because the available version of rabbitmq
is not recent enough for our module. For trusty and later, the
available version is too recent for us to use, so we have to turn
off repo management.
This is volatile, and needs a more permanent solution.
Change-Id: I0db87d6c5cbecee8575d91e6f88ef43a947967ff
Turns out the rabbit module manages its own APT repository, which
can end up with some unexpected results on trusty. This disables
that and defaults back to using the trusty upstream.
After this patch lands, we're going to have to manually update
storyboard.o.o to remove the ppa and reinstall rabbit.
Change-Id: Ic5ada12e730845e550d1beb934c536955b77ef16
Storyboard will soon support CORS, which is configured via
storyboard.conf. This patch adds the two relevant properties
to the puppet module, and makes them accessible in
storyboard::application.
Depends on https://review.openstack.org/#/c/124163/
Change-Id: I33a33076a18a9192b067a9f6f08d752ff8c22e3b
This patch adds a puppet module that will start up N worker threads
to handle messages sent to the deferred processing queue. It does so
by making use of the new storyboard-worker-daemon command
created in the below patch. Both upstart and sysvinit scripts are
provided, with sysvinit being the default.
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/122890/
Change-Id: I5565cbf8062457d343d3e02dbfaae2852a359d91
Story: 96
The default passwords for the various storyboard subcomponents
as well as the init component were removed. Documentation has
also been updated.
Change-Id: I1041154b6d30722649776eca15a0f04b090ab5c8
Version detection for apache was incorrectly based off a version
of the apache module that isn't in use by openstack. Rather than
creating a weird dependency issue, I've moved the apache default
version detection into the storyboard module directly.
Change-Id: Ib4be592207bd43abb0c97417f321a2ffa26465f1
puppi:netinstall appears to be less useful than expected, as the
remote versions are no longer being downloaded and updated. This
change moves us back to using curl to download the webclient tarball,
so that we're assured to always have a fresh version.
Change-Id: I4120f82239614ec355b921b8ee54bb81e4b39543
Apache version 2.4.3 changes the Order Allow,Deny security
configuration options. This patch modifies the input parameters
as well as the vhost templates in order to support it.
Change-Id: I179ffa924fed204c45a08ba19ea4acdc519edda2
In order to support subscriptions in StoryBoard, we're adding a
queueing system to support triggered events. The specification in
question is #95307, which goes into detail on the various different
options evaluated. I also anticipate that this system can be used
for report generation.
Change-Id: Ia4cc91f1e75365a9fb41ca163e55548023233412
Story: 96
Storyboard's configuration directory was not being created,
which causes an error on clean systems.
Change-Id: I506bebee77cbc6e60d05598cd4c13d65fb287e11
For some reason, storyboard's config is again trying to read from
/etc/storyboard/storyboard.conf rather than /etc/storyboard.conf. This
fixes our configuration.
Change-Id: I978b8cd99744fabfab7fdf5b1d63bd54396350ed
In order to get the puppet module for storyboard up to a level where
we can publish it to puppetforge, I did some work on it to create
separate modules which can be used by anyone to install storyboard.
- API and Webclient are now installed via storyboard::application,
which assumes that you can provide the DB connection criteria.
- storyboard::cert is now a separate class, which accepts either
files or strings, which generates the SSL certificate and chain
files for storyboard.
- storyboard::params is our dependency checker.
- storyboard::init will install a standalone, entirely
self-contained instance of storyboard.
- Added various puppet module files necessary for eventual
deployment to puppetforge.
- Added README.md documentation for later puppetforge addition.
This patch also includes a new module: example42-puppi, which is a
series of convenience utilities useful for deployment. For example,
puppi::netinstall (used here) will fetch tarballs and zip files and
extract them into a provided directory. It also contains changes to
the storyboard configuration for the new refresh token support patch
in #94363
Change-Id: I6ab8c24b308df38774fc0694d218dcb5022cd899
Apache doesn't reload python libs until a reboot, so
our strategy of reloading storyboard wasn't effective.
This removes the old storyboard-reload command and
replaces it with a straight http service restart.
Change-Id: I1f2fb736277c3ca39b513695e42ef4860267737f
Previously the curl command was itself idempotent but this
was transparent to Puppet, meaning the node reported as
always changed. I have, somewhat akwardly, taught Puppet how to
check for changed files on the remote server. It pulls only HTTP
headers to save time/bandwidth.
Change-Id: I539e67f0c82ad91450dd3720512b92518e70c122
