biggsean/chef_cookbook_ga_haproxy

Cookbook Name ga_haproxy

This is a very basic install and configuration of haproxy, supporting multiple instances of haproxy.

It configures haproxy to load with multiple configuration files.

• /etc/haproxy/instance.cfg # Global configurations
• /etc/haproxy/instance.d/frontends # Frontend configurations
• /etc/haproxy/instance.d/backends # Backend configurations

Requirements

Tested on chef 12.5.1 and CentOS 6.7

Resources

ga_haproxy

Actions

• :create Create a haproxy service (default)
• :restart Restart the haproxy service

Properties

• instance_name String Name of the service (name property)

ga_haproxy 'servicename'

ga_haproxy_frontend

Actions

• :enable Enable a frontend for an existing haproxy service (default)
• :disable Disable a frontend for an existing haproxy service

Properties

• frontend_name String Name of the frontend (name property)
• instance_name String The instance with which it is associated
• socket String The socket on which to listen
• default_backend String The default_backend haproxy directive.

ga_haproxy_frontend 'frontend-foo'
  instance_name 'servicename'
  socket '*:80'
  default_backend 'backend-foo'
  action :enable

OR

ga_haproxy_frontend 'frontend-foo'
  action :disable

ga_haproxy_backend

Actions

• :enable Enable a backend for an existing haproxy service (default)
• :disable Disable a backend for an existing haproxy service

Properties

• backend_name String Name of the backend (name property)
• instance_name String The instance with which it is associated
• servers Array The servers for the backend.
• options [Array, nil] Additional options for the backend. (optional)j

servers = [
  { 
    name: 'servername1',
    socket: '127.0.0.1:5001',
    options: ['check']
  }
]
options = [
  'balance roundrobin'
]
ga_haproxy_backend 'backend-foo'
  instance_name 'servicename'
  servers servers
  options options
  action :enable

OR

ga_haproxy_backend 'backend-foo'
  action :disable