Installs passenger for Apache 2.
Requires Chef 0.10.10+ and Ohai 0.6.10+ for platform_family
attribute use.
Tested on the following platforms:
- Ubuntu 10.04, 12.04
- CentOS 5.8, 6.3
The source install method was used on CentOS. It may work on other platforms with or without modification.
Opscode cookbooks:
- apache2
- build-essential
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node['passenger']['version']
- Specify the version of passenger to install. -
node['passenger']['max_pool_size']
- Sets PassengerMaxPoolSize in the Apache module config. -
node['passenger']['root_path']
- The location of the passenger gem. -
node['passenger']['module_path']
- The location of the compiled passenger apache module. -
node['passenger']['install_method']
- Includes the "source" (gem install) or "package" recipe. Default "source." -
node['passenger']['apache_mpm']
- Override with an "override_attribute" (in a role, environment or with node.override) to "worker" or "threaded" to use apache2-threaded-dev package. Otherwise this assumes prefork. -
node['passenger']['package']['name']
- Name of the package for passenger, default is nil, so this must be set before using the "package" install method/recipe. -
node['passenger']['package']['version']
- Specify the version of the passenger package to install. Usesversion
attribute above by default. To install the version available by default (latest, usually), delete the attribute in a recipe with this line:node.set['passenger']['package'].delete('version')
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node['passenger']['ruby_bin']
- Ruby binary to use
Installs passenger from gem (source) or package depending on the value
of the install_method
attribute.
Installs the passenger gem and enables the module in Apache2.
Installs passenger as a RubyGem.
Installs passenger as a Package.
Set the install_method
attribute to package, then set the
package['name']
attribute to the correct package for your platform.
The recipe does not yet handle adding yum repositories for RHEL
platforms, so that should be done in another recipe until COOK-2414 is
resolved.
The version of the package to install will be the same as the gem (the
version
attribute, above). Set the
node['passenger']['package']['version']
attribute to the correct
value for your system's available package repository, or delete the
attribute and use the latest available with:
node.set['passenger']['package'].delete('version')
For example, to run a Rails application on passenger:
include_recipe "rails"
include_recipe "passenger_apache2"
web_app "myproj" do
docroot "/srv/myproj/public"
server_name "myproj.#{node[:domain]}"
server_aliases [ "myproj", node[:hostname] ]
rails_env "production"
end
A sample config template is provided, web_app.conf.erb
. If this is
suitable for your application, add 'cookbook "passenger"' to the
define above to use that template. Otherwise, copy the template to the
cookbook where you're using web_app
, and modify as needed. The
cookbook parameter is optional, if omitted it will search the cookbook
where the define is used.
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Author: Joshua Timberman ([email protected])
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Author: Joshua Sierles ([email protected])
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Author: Michael Hale ([email protected])
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Author: Chris Roberts ([email protected])
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Copyright: 2009-2013, Opscode, Inc
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Copyright: 2009, 37signals
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Copright: 2009, Michael Hale
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
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.