bocuse - a new kind of chef
SYNOPSIS
Bocuse is a special kind of chef - A front-end language to chef-solo.
STATUS
Version 0.1.0 - This works for us. No warranties implied.
USAGE
The workflow will be
BOCUSE -> (bocuse compile) -> JSON -> (chef-solo) -> Machine Configuration
A bocuse configuration is hosted below config and looks like this:
config/
nodes/ # where all node descriptions live
templates/ # where your templates live
lib/ # helper code, will be in $:
To get started, create a file called 'config/node/a.rb' and put this into it:
node 'a' do |cfg|
cfg.ip '1.2.3.4'
end
If you now run
bocuse compile a
from the top-level directory, you'll get a JSON configuration like this one:
{"ip":"1.2.3.4"}
as output.
Please see the examples directory for more examples.
HACKING
1. Get gems: `bundle install`.
2. Verify all is ok: `rspec`.
3. Read.
4. Write spec.
5. Improve code.
6. Issue pull request with great documentation.
7. GOTO 3 UNLESS HAPPY.
AUTHORS
Florian Hanke (@ floere)
Kaspar Schiess (@ kschiess)
Jens-Christian Fischer (@ jcfischer)
LICENSE
MIT License - See LICENSE file for details. (Copyright 2012, Mobino SA)Project
bocuse
bocuse teaches chef-solo a few tricks. A strict front-end to chef-solo,
it reads a configuration syntax that is under source control and
generates JSON for chef-solo.
This library puts the full power of Ruby at your fingertips when composing
configuration for your nodes using templates and helpers. It is the
missing link between puppet and chef.
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