A rather direct provisioning and deployment system in ruby, bash over ssh, and rsync. SyncWrap is a refreshingly straightforward, DSL-free non-framework with no central server or repository requirements. The “magic”, if any, lies in the elegant component model, the shell command queue, and a few powerful methods like rput (augmented rsync).
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Default Thread-per-host parallel operation, with synchronized block/live console output for debugging.
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Multi-line shell support (often via here-document), command queue, and composition support in SyncWrap::Component#sh for more natural script embedding. You’ll know you are provisioning with bash, in all its syntactic glory.
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SyncWrap::Component#rput wraps rsync, with support for multiple source roots, transparent ERB templates, and target file owner/permissions control. Returns the file change status allowing reactive scripting (i.e. restart daemon since config has changed.)
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Linux distro differences are factored out into distro-specific components with utility methods exposed in host context.
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SyncWrap::AmazonEC2 provider with host profiles: create and provision hosts in a single step.
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Independent of (but easily integrated into) rake
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Depends only on ruby 1.9+ stdlib Open3 for interaction with bash, ssh and rsync. Also works on jruby 1.7.x, 9.x and recent rubinuous (see Travis CI variants).
Simplest example. Place the following in a sync.rb file:
class Greeter < SyncWrap::Component def install say_it end def say_it sh <<-SH echo "Hello from #{host.name}" SH end end host 'localhost', Greeter.new
Try it via the command line:
gem install syncwrap syncwrap --help syncwrap -f ./sync.rb --list # -f default; list syncwrap # Run it syncwrap -v # Run it with full verbose output syncwrap -v Greeter.say_it # Without Greeter#install default
Output from syncwrap -v (minus the terminal color):
== localhost #<Module:0x00000001e95678>::Greeter#install: enqueue <-- sh localhost (-v coalesce live) echo "Hello from localhost" Hello from localhost --> Exit 0 (success)
See more elaborate examples, including ec2 provider support, in the examples directory and LAYOUT.
Component hierarchy implementing SyncWrap::Distro, for common methods like dist_install and other distribution-specific behaviors:
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SyncWrap::Debian
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SyncWrap::Ubuntu
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SyncWrap::RHEL
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SyncWrap::CentOS
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SyncWrap::AmazonLinux
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SyncWrap::Arch (limited)
Non-exhaustive list of components implementing #install:
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SyncWrap::MDRaid, SyncWrap::LVMCache — software raid, lvm volumes, lvm cache, filesystems, mounts
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SyncWrap::Network and SyncWrap::EtcHosts — hostname, static names, resolver config
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SyncWrap::Users — developer accounts, home directory files (incl. ssh keys), sudoers access
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SyncWrap::RunUser — a user for running deployed daemons, jobs, in var directories.
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SyncWrap::PostgreSQL
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SyncWrap::OpenJDK or SyncWrap::CommercialJDK
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SyncWrap::JRubyVM and/or SyncWrap::CRubyVM (MRI, from source)
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SyncWrap::BundlerGem, SyncWrap::RakeGem, SyncWrap::TarpitGem — base (pre-bundle) rubygems
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SyncWrap::SourceTree
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SyncWrap::Bundle — Ruby Bundler installed (source) dependencies
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SyncWrap::Puma
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SyncWrap::Rustc — Rust language compiler and tools
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SyncWrap::Cargo — Rust cargo install
Other utilities:
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SyncWrap::ChangeGuard — make changes transactional via a remote guard file
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SyncWrap::TimeChecker (.check) — compare remote host system clocks
SyncWrap makes customizing the above or implementing new components easy, as needed in your own projects.
Copyright © 2011-2018 David Kellum
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at:
www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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