cookbook 'jenkins', '= 1.1.0'
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Installs and configures Jenkins CI master & slaves
cookbook 'jenkins', '= 1.1.0', :supermarket
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jenkins Cookbook
Installs and configures Jenkins CI server & node slaves. Resource providers to support automation via jenkins-cli, including job create/update.
Requirements
Chef 0.10.10+ and Ohai 6.10+ for platform_family use.
Platform:
Server (Master) Recipe
- Ubuntu
- RHEL/CentOS
Node (Slave) Recipe
Agent Flavor:
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ssh
- Any Unix platform that is runningsshd
. -
jnlp
- Most Unix platforms. -
windows
- Windows platforms only. Depends on .NET Framework.
Attributes
Common Attributes
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node['jenkins']['mirror']
- Base URL for downloading all code (WAR file and plugins). -
node['jenkins']['java_home']
- Java install path, used for for cli commands. -
node['jenkins']['iptables_allow']
- If iptables is enabled, add a rule passingnode['jenkins']['server']['port']
.
Master/Server related Attributes
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node['jenkins']['server']['install_method']
- Whether Jenkins is installed from packages or run from a WAR file. -
node['jenkins']['server']['home']
- Location ofJENKINS_HOME
directory. -
node['jenkins']['server']['user']
- User the Jenkins server runs as. -
node['jenkins']['server']['group']
- Jenkins user primary group. -
node['jenkins']['server']['port']
- TCP port Jenkins server listens on. -
node['jenkins']['server']['url']
- Base URL of the Jenkins server. -
node['jenkins']['server']['plugins']
- Download the latest version of plugins in this Array, bypassing update center. The members of the Array can either be strings if the latest version desired OR a Hash of the form{'name' => 'git', 'version' => '1.4.0'}
if a specific version is required. -
node['jenkins']['server']['jvm_options']
- Additional tuning parameters to pass the underlying JVM process. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['variant']
- usenginx
orapache2
to proxy traffic to jenkins backend (nginx
by default) -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['www_redirect']
- add a redirect rule for 'www.*' URL requests ("disable" by default) -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['listen_ports']
- list of HTTP ports for the HTTP proxy to listen on ([80] by default). -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['host_name']
- primary vhost name for the HTTP proxy to respond to (node['fqdn']
by default). -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['host_aliases']
- optional list of other host aliases to respond to (empty by default). -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['client_max_body_size']
- max client upload size ("1024m" by default, nginx only). -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['server_auth_method']
- Authentication with the server can be done with cas (usingapache2::mod_auth_cas
), or basic (usinghtpasswd
). The default is no authentication. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['basic_auth_username']
- Username to use for HTTP Basic Authentication. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['basic_auth_password']
- Password to use with HTTP Basic Authentication. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['cas_login_url']
- Login url for cas if using cas authentication. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['cas_validate_url']
- Validation url for cas if using cas authentication. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['cas_validate_server']
- Whether to validate the server cert. Defaults to off. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['cas_root_proxy_url']
- If set, sets the url that the cas server redirects to after auth. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['ssl']['enabled']
- Configures jenkins to use SSL. This cookbook expects you to provide your own certificates. You can tell Jenkins where your certificates with the below attributes. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['ssl']['cert_path']
- The path to your SSL certificate. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['ssl']['key_path']
- The path to your SSL key. -
node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['ssl']['ca_cert_path']
- If set, configures apache to use an intermediate certificate authority. Nginx does not use this attribute and expects any intermediate certificates to be appended in the same file as your SSL certificate.
Node/Slave related Attributes
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node['jenkins']['node']['agent_type']
- Type of agent to communicate with this slave/node. Valid values includejnlp
,ssh
andwindows
. (default isjnlp
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node['jenkins']['node']['name']
- Name of the node within Jenkins. -
node['jenkins']['node']['description']
- Jenkins node description. -
node['jenkins']['node']['executors']
- Number of node executors. -
node['jenkins']['node']['home]
- Home directory ("Remote FS root") of the node. -
node['jenkins']['node']['labels']
- Node labels. -
node['jenkins']['node']['mode']
- Node usage mode,normal
orexclusive
(tied jobs only). -
node['jenkins']['node']['availability']
-always
keeps node on-line,demand
off-lines when idle. -
node['jenkins']['node']['in_demand_delay']
- number of minutes for which jobs must be waiting in the queue before attempting to launch this slave. -
node['jenkins']['node']['idle_delay']
- number of minutes that this slave must remain idle before taking it off-line. -
node['jenkins']['node']['env']
- "Node Properties" -> "Environment Variables". -
node['jenkins']['node']['user']
- user the slave runs as. -
node['jenkins']['node']['ssh_host']
- Hostname or IP Jenkins Master should connect to when launching an SSH slave. -
node['jenkins']['node']['ssh_port']
- SSH port Jenkins Master should connect to when launching a slave. -
node['jenkins']['node']['ssh_user']
- SSH slave user name (only required if Jenkins server and slave user is different). -
node['jenkins']['node']['ssh_pass']
- SSH slave password (not required when server is installed viajenkins::server
recipe). -
node['jenkins']['node']['ssh_private_key']
- Jenkins Master defaults to:JENKINS_HOME/.ssh/id_rsa
(created by thejenkins::server
recipe). -
node['jenkins']['node']['jvm_options']
- Additional tuning parameters to pass the underlying JVM process.
Recipes
server
Creates all required directories, installs Jenkins and generates an ssh private key and stores the ssh public key in the node['jenkins']['server']['pubkey']
attribute for use by the node recipes. The installation method is controlled by the node['jenkins']['server']['install_method']
attribute. The following install methods are supported:
- package - Installs Jenkins from the official jenkins-ci.org packages.
- war - Downloads the latest version of the Jenkins WAR file from http://jenkins-ci. The server process is configured to run as a runit service.
node
The type of agent that is used to communicate with the slave is determined by the attribute node['jenkins']['node']['agent_type']
. The following agent types are supported:
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ssh - Creates the user and group for the Jenkins slave to run as and sets
.ssh/authorized_keys
to thenode['jenkins']['server']['pubkey']
attribute. The jenkins-cli.jar is downloaded from the Jenkins server and used to manage the nodes via the groovy cli command. Jenkins is configured to launch a slave agent on the node using it's SSH slave plugin. -
jnlp - Creates the user and group for the Jenkins slave to run as and
/jnlpJars/slave.jar
is downloaded from the Jenkins server. The slave process is configured to run as a runit service. -
windows - Creates the home directory for the node slave and sets
JENKINS_HOME
andJENKINS_URL
system environment variables. The winsw Windows service wrapper will be downloaded and installed, along with generatingjenkins-slave.xml
from a template. Jenkins is configured with the node as a jnlp slave and/jnlpJars/slave.jar
is downloaded from the Jenkins server. Thejenkinsslave
service will be started the first time the recipe is run or if the service is not running. The 'jenkinsslave' service will be restarted if/jnlpJars/slave.jar
has changed. The end results is functionally the same had you chosen the option to Let Jenkins control this slave as a Windows service.
proxy
Installs a proxy and creates a vhost to route traffic to the installed Jenkins server. The type of HTTP proxy that is installed and configured is determined by the node['jenkins']['http_proxy']['variant']
attribute. The following HTTP proxy variants are supported:
- apache2
- nginx
Resource/Provider
jenkins_cli
This resource can be used to execute the Jenkins cli from your recipes. For example, install plugins via update center and restart Jenkins:
%w(git URLSCM build-publisher).each do |plugin| jenkins_cli "install-plugin #{plugin}" jenkins_cli "safe-restart" end
jenkins_node
This resource can be used to configure nodes as the node_ssh
and node_windows
recipes do or "Launch slave via execution of command on the Master":
jenkins_node node['fqdn'] do description 'My node for things, stuff and whatnot' executors 5 remote_fs '/var/jenkins' launcher 'command' command "ssh -i my_key #{node[:fqdn]} java -jar #{remote_fs}/slave.jar" env 'ANT_HOME' => '/usr/local/ant', 'M2_REPO' => '/dev/null' end
jenkins_job
This resource manages jenkins jobs, supporting the following actions:
:create, :update, :delete, :build, :disable, :enable
The :create
and :update
actions require a jenkins job config.xml
. Example:
git_branch = 'master' job_name = "sigar-#{branch}-#{node[:os]}-#{node[:kernel][:machine]}" job_config = File.join(node[:jenkins][:node][:home], "#{job_name}-config.xml") jenkins_job job_name do action :nothing config job_config end template job_config do source 'sigar-jenkins-config.xml' variables :job_name => job_name, :branch => git_branch, :node => node[:fqdn] notifies :update, resources(:jenkins_job => job_name), :immediately notifies :build, resources(:jenkins_job => job_name), :immediately end
jenkins_plugin
This resource can be used to install and remove Jenkins plugins directly (e.g. bypassing the update center). It supports the following actions:
:install, :remove
Example:
jenkins_plugin 'greenballs' jenkins_plugin 'ant' do action :install version '1.2' end jenkins_plugin 'custom_plugin' do version '0.3' url 'http://myrepo/jenkins/plugins/0.3/custom_plugin.hpi' end jenkins_plugin 'envinject' do action :remove end
Jenkins Node Authentication
If your Jenkins instance requires authentication, you'll either need to embed user:pass in node['jenkins']['server']['url']
or issue a jenkins-cli.jar login command prior to using the jenkins::node_*
recipes. For example, define a role like so:
name 'jenkins_ssh_node' description 'cli login & register ssh slave with Jenkins' run_list([ 'mycompany-jenkins::jenkins_login', 'jenkins::node_ssh'
Where the jenkins_login recipe is simply:
jenkins_cli "login --username #{node['jenkins']['username']} --password #{node['jenkins']['password']}"
Development
This section details "quick development" steps. For a detailed explanation, see [[Contributing.md]].
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Clone this repository from GitHub:
$ git clone git@github.com:opscode-cookbooks/jenkins.git
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Create a git branch
$ git checkout -b my_bug_fix
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Install dependencies:
$ bundle install
Make your changes/patches/fixes, committing appropiately
Write tests
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Run the tests:
bundle exec foodcritic -f any .
bundle exec rspec
bundle exec rubocop
bundle exec kitchen test
In detail:
- Foodcritic will catch any Chef-specific style errors
- RSpec will run the unit tests
- Rubocop will check for Ruby-specific style errors
- Test Kitchen will run and converge the recipes
License & Authors
- Author:: Doug MacEachern (dougm@vmware.com)
- Contributor:: AJ Christensen aj@junglist.gen.nz
- Contributor:: Fletcher Nichol fnichol@nichol.ca
- Contributor:: Roman Kamyk rkj@go2.pl
- Contributor:: Darko Fabijan darko@renderedtext.com
- Contributor:: Seth Chisamore schisamo@opscode.com
Copyright (c) 2010 VMware, Inc. Copyright (c) 2011 Fletcher Nichol Copyright (c) 2013 Opscode, Inc. 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.
Dependent cookbooks
java >= 0.0.0 |
runit >= 1.0.0 |
apt >= 0.0.0 |
yum >= 0.0.0 |
apache2 >= 0.0.0 |
nginx >= 0.0.0 |
iptables >= 0.0.0 |