This is the repo for deploying a Sputnik demo.
This repository contains the roles, environments and data bags for deploying an Sputnik laptop demonstration application.
The infrastructure.yml
, laptop.yml
and openstack.yml
manifests use spiceweasel or sputnik-cloudlauncher.
gem install sputnik-cloudlauncher
-
deploy the Chef infrastructure dependencies with
sputnik init infrastructure.yml
-
launch the demo application on the Dell OpenStack cluster with
sputnik launch -c dell-openstack.rb dell-openstack.yml
-
knife search for Dell OpenStack
-
Connect to the Dell
haproxy
node on port 22002 to see the web UI console. -
Connect to the Dell
haproxy
node on port 80 to see thedemo-app
, refresh a couple of times. -
launch the demo application on the Rackspace OpenStack cluster with
sputnik launch -c rs-openstack.rb rs-openstack.yml
-
knife search for Rackspace OpenStack
-
Connect to the Rackspace
haproxy
node on port 22002 to see the web UI console. -
Connect to the Rackspace
haproxy
node on port 80 to see thedemo-app
, refresh a couple of times. -
Bump up the version number of the
demo-app
cookbook in themetadata.rb
. -
Make a change to the
demo-app
cookbook. -
upload the changes with
sputnik init infrastructure.yml
-
refresh the Dell nodes with
-
knife ssh "recipe:demo-app AND chef_environment:sputnik" "chef-client"
-
Connect to the Dell
haproxy
node on port 80 to see thedemo-app
, refresh a couple of times. -
Connect to the Rackspace
haproxy
node on port 80 to see thedemo-app
, refresh a couple of times. Verify it is not updated. -
refresh the Rackspace nodes with
-
knife ssh "recipe:demo-app AND chef_environment:sputnik" "chef-client"
- sputnik destroy
- sputnik refresh
- Put LXC in there to show off the Sputnik laptop.
- Version pinning with environments.
Recipes for every machine deployed. Attempts to use apt::cacher-client
.
Sets up the Sputnik laptop with lxc
and apt-cacher-ng
(for use by the lxc VMs).
The demo application sits behind the software load balancer haproxy
.
With the exception of the demo-app
cookbook, the cookbooks used by this repository are all
Trivial html page behind apache2
that renders the names of the machines to demonstrate the haproxy
integration.
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