A simple Chef cookbook to deploy an example web page using nginx. Nginx will be listening on port 8000 by default.
| Key | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| default['nginx_example']['nginx']['port'] | Integer | What port nginx will listen on. | 8000 |
| default['nginx_example']['remote_files']['www'] | Hash | Contains 1 or more hashes of remote web pages that will be downloaded and loaded with nginx. A valid hash must contain the following keys: 'uri', 'path', and 'file_name'. | 'example' (see below) |
Example hash structure:
default['nginx_example']['remote_files']['www']['example']['uri'] = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/puppetlabs/exercise-webpage/master/index.html'
default['nginx_example']['remote_files']['www']['example']['path'] = '/'
default['nginx_example']['remote_files']['www']['example']['file_name'] = 'example.html'
- Chef 12+
- Tested on Centos 6.5 . Should also work on RHEL or Fedora with similar versions.
Apply the default recipe to the run list.
This cookbook uses berkshelf, test-kitchen, and vagrant to perform integration test. This cookbook also uses chefspec to perform unit tests. rubocop and foodcritic are used to perform linting tests.
To perform integration tests, install testing dependencies and run the automated tests. Execute:
bundle install
berks install
kitchen test
To perform unit tests, install testing dependencies and run the automated tests. Execute:
bundle install --without kitchen
bundle exec rake
Information on the latest build can also be found by clicking the travis-ci badge near the top of this README.