cfwebapp
Description
Module with web application "recipes" on top of cfweb module.
Apps supported
- Alerta
- Kibana
- Redmine
Alerta
Alerta Server API and Web UI are installed from GitHub (by default) with FutoIn CID and run through uWSGI.
- URL: alerta.io
- General
cfweb::site
shortcuts$server_name = $title
$ifaces = ['local']
$auto_cert = {}
$shared_cert = []
$robots_noindex = true
$site_params = {}
- othercfweb::site
params
futoin
app shortcuts:$memory_weight = 100
$memory_min = 192
$memory_max = undef
$api_deploy_type = 'vcstag'
$api_deploy_tool = 'git'
$api_deploy_url = 'https://github.com/alerta/alerta.git'
$api_deploy_match = 'v5*'
$web_deploy_type = 'vcstag'
$web_deploy_tool = 'git'
$web_deploy_url = 'https://github.com/alerta/angular-alerta-webui.git'
$web_deploy_match = 'v5*'
- Alerta-specific:
$app_dbaccess
- PostgreSQL access, by default cfmonitor/alerta.$smtp = {}
- localhost by default$secret_key = undef
- auto-generated by default$plugins = []
- list of plugins to load$admin_users = ["admin@${::facts['domain']}"]
- admin user list$email_domains = [$::facts['domain']]
- allowed domains for registration$cors_origins = [$server_name]
- CORS domains (add Alerta Web UI)$plugins = []
- list of plugins to load$api_tune = {}
- fine overrides$web_tune = {}
- fine overrides
Kibana
A fake RMS package is created from /usr/share/kibana setup coming from the official package. So, it should be always up to date. No auto-configuration is performed.
Note: Kibana listens to loopback by default in case of accident misconfiguration.
- URL: www.elastic.co
- General
cfweb::site
shortcuts$server_name = $title
$ifaces = ['local']
$auto_cert = {}
$shared_cert = []
$robots_noindex = true
$site_params = {}
- othercfweb::site
params
futoin
app shortcuts:$memory_weight = 100
$memory_min = 404
$memory_max = undef
- Kibana-specific:
$app_dbaccess = { cluster => 'logsink' }
- define cfdb::access to cflogsink cluster$plugins = []
- list of plugins to install per instance$kibana_tune = {}
- custom overrides forkibana.yml
Redmine
Full Redmine deployment. By default SVN tags are used.
IMAP IDLE-based polling supported. Good for low incoming email count.
- URL: www.redmine.org
- General
cfweb::site
shortcuts$server_name = $title
$auto_cert = {}
$shared_cert = []
$robots_noindex = true
$site_params = {}
- othercfweb::site
params
futoin
app shortcuts:$memory_weight = 100
$memory_min = 404
$memory_max = undef
- Redmine-specific
$app_dbaccess
- DB access definition$deploy_type = 'vcstag'
$deploy_tool = 'svn'
$deploy_url = 'http://svn.redmine.org/redmine'
$deploy_match = '3.4.*'
$ruby_ver = '2.3'
$rake_secret = undef
- auto-gen by default- '$smtp' - SMTP configuration
- '$imap' - IMAP configuration
$plugins
- hash of name => params to install. Default:- 'redmine_telegram_common' for 'redmine_2fa'
- 'redmine_2fa'
- 'redmine_issue_checklist'
Example:
cfweb::global::sites:
redmine:
type: 'cfwebapp::redmine'
server_name: redmine.example.com
app_dbaccess:
cluster: mysrv
role: redmine
memory_max: 512
smtp:
host: smtp.gmail.com
port: 587
start_tls: true
user: 'user@gmail.com'
password: pass
reply_to: 'noreply@gmail.com'
imap:
host: imap.gmail.com
port: 993
user: 'user@gmail.com'
password: pass
ssl: true
Technical Support
- Example configuration
- Free & Commercial support: support@codingfuture.net
Setup
Up to date installation instructions are available in Puppet Forge: https://forge.puppet.com/codingfuture/cfwebapp
Please use librarian-puppet or cfpuppetserver module to deal with dependencies.
There is a known r10k issue RK-3 which prevents automatic dependencies of dependencies installation.