Crowd Cookbook

This cookbook installs Atlassian's Crowd. It defaults to using PostgreSQL for its DB and Nginx for its proxy.

It sets up a full working system after which you can run Atlassian's configuration wizard. If you want more influence, you can write a wrapper cookbook for your specific setup.

Supports

Ubuntu 14.04

Other platforms or versions may or may not work, but I've simply not tested them at this time. If your run this cookbook on another platform or version successfully, please let me know in GitHub issues.

Usage

crowd::default

Just include crowd in your node's run_list:

{
  "name":"my_node",
  "run_list": [
    "recipe[crowd]"
  ]
}

Attributes

These attributes are under the node['crowd'] namespace.

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
home_path	home directory	String	/var/atlassian/application-data/crowd
init_type	JIRA init service type - "sysv"	String	sysv
install_path	location to install	String	/opt/atlassian
install_type	Install type - currently only "standalone"	String	standalone
version	Version to install	String	2.8.3
ssl	Whether to use SSL to secure Crowd	Boolean	false
user	user running Crowd	String	crowd
group	group running Crowd	String	crowd

These attributes are under the node['crowd']['database'] namespace.

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
type	DB type to use - "postgresql" or "hsqldb"/"none"	String	postgresql
host	FQDN to DB machine or "localhost" for local installs	String	localhost
port	DB port	String	5432
name	DB name	String	crowd
user	DB user	String	crowd
password	DB user password	String	changeit

Contributing

Fork the repository on Github
Create a named feature or bug branch (like add_component_x)
Write your change
Write ChefSpec / ServerSpec tests for your change (if applicable)
Run the tests, ensuring they all pass
Submit a Pull Request using Github

License and Authors

Licensed under MIT, see LICENSE for details.

Authors: Martijn van der Kleijn martijn.vanderkleijn@klm.com