Puppet TeamCity module

The TeamCity puppet module downloads and installs the latest version of TeamCity. Also allows plugins to be installed.

Tested on CentOS 6.x.

Minimal TeamCity::Server - Usage:

 class { 'oraclejava::jdk7_rpm': }
 
 class { 'teamcity::server':
    require => Class['oraclejava::jdk7_rpm'],
 }

 class { 'teamcity::server::plugin':
    plugin_url       => 'http://teamcity.jetbrains.com/guestAuth/repository/download/bt434/.lastSuccessful/jonnyzzz.node.zip',
    plugin_zip_file  => 'jonnyzzz.node.zip',
    require          => Class['teamcity::server'],
 }

This stanza does not include a default build agent; see below. Memory options are configured to be the production values, so you'll need around 750 MiB for the server's runtime.

TeamCity::Agent - Usage:

When installing the agent, you first need a TeamCity server up and running, I run mine at the A-name 'tc'. This is in the defaults of teamcity::agent, so if you have a different name for your TeamCity server, I suggest you override it in hiera:

---
teamcity::agent::server_url: http://192.168.33.31:8111

Besides, that, here's a sample configuration profile that uses the TeamCity Agent class:

 class { 'oraclejava::jdk7_rpm': }
 
 class { 'teamcity::agent':
    require => Class['oraclejava::jdk7_rpm'],
 }

Complex TeamCity::Server - Usage:

Install via an http proxy and configure port, directories etc

 class { 'oraclejava::jdk7_rpm':
      download_url  => 'https://edelivery.oracle.com/otn-pub/java/jdk/7u67-b01/jdk-7u67-linux-x64.rpm',
      wget_opts   => "-e use_proxy=yes -e http_proxy=10.99.99.99:3128  -e https_proxy=10.99.99.99:3128",
  }

 class { 'teamcity::server':
    team_city_version => '8.1.4',
    data_dir          => '/data/teamcity-server',
    plugin_dir        => '/data/teamcity-server/plugins'
    db_type           => 'mysql',
    port              => '8000', 
    address           => 'myteamcityurl.com',
    wget_opts         => "-e use_proxy=yes -e http_proxy=10.99.99.99:3128",
    http_proxy_host   => '10.99.99.99',
    http_proxy_port   => '3128',
    https_proxy_host  => '10.99.99.99',
    https_proxy_port  => '3128',
    require           => Class['oraclejava::jdk7_rpm'],
 }
 
 class { 'teamcity::server::plugin':
    plugin_url       => 'https://teamcity.jetbrains.com/guestAuth/repository/download/bt434/.lastSuccessful/jonnyzzz.node.zip',
    plugin_zip_file  => 'jonnyzzz.node.zip',
    wget_opts        => "-e use_proxy=yes -e http_proxy=10.99.99.99:3128 -e https_proxy=10.99.99.99:3128",
    require          => Class['teamcity::server'],
 }

It's worth noting that if you change the folders in the agent-class to be outside of their default you're going to have to hack Catalina and a range of other software you haven't touched before, to make it work. Simply, I couldn't, despite spending about 3 hours on it, so just go with the default folders.

You'll need about 400 MiB minimum for each agent you want to run on a node.

License

MIT

Good reading

http://plone.lucidsolutions.co.nz/software-development/continuous-integration/teamcity/howto-install-jetbrains-teamcity-v6.5.1-on-centos-v5.x