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Justin Bronn
April 11, 2014
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Puppet Modules: Apps for Ops
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Transcript
Puppet Modules Apps for Ops! ! Justin Bronn, Esq. @jbronn
Slides / Notes https://github.com/jbronn
Configuration Management?
Complexity
<HTML>! <IMG> /cgi-bin/perl.cgi
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None
mod_wsgi
Don’t Repeat Yourself • Even a “simple” web application has
a large number of components • You don’t want to configure them manually
Why Puppet?
None
crypt.py
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Why Puppet? • Mature (in Licensing & Security) • “Explicit
is better than Implicit” • Wide OS support: • Linux (of course), Windows, Mac • OpenBSD, Solaris, AIX,HP-UX
Installing Puppet
Ubuntu 12.04 $ sudo gem install \! --bindir /usr/local/bin! puppet
$ sudo apt-get -y install \! libruby libshadow-ruby1.8 rubygems Packages also available: apt.puppetlabs.com
OS X $ sudo gem install \! --bindir /usr/local/bin! puppet
Package also available: https://downloads.puppetlabs.com/mac/
Windows C:\> msiexec /qn /i puppet-3.4.3.msi ^! PUPPET_AGENT_STARTUP_MODE=Disabled! MSI from:
https://downloads.puppetlabs.com/windows/
Puppet Language
Overview • Puppet, the language, is a Ruby DSL •
Puppet code lives in files called “manifests”; files end with “.pp” suffix
Overview • Catalog: compiled Puppet code, describes relationships between “resources”
• Catalog is a an directed acyclic graph • Puppet applies catalog, bringing system into state declared in manifests
Resources
package {'openssh-server':! ensure => installed,! }
package {'openssh-server':! ensure => installed,! }
package {'openssh-server':! ensure => installed,! }
package {'openssh-server':! ensure => installed,! }
package {'openssh-server':! ensure => absent,! }
package {'Django':! ensure => '1.6.2',! provider => 'pip',! }
Basics
Declarative
$ssh_dir = '/etc/ssh'! file { $ssh_dir:! ensure => directory,! owner
=> 'root',! group => 'root',! mode => '0755',! }! $ssh_dir = '/foo/ssh'!
$ssh_dir = '/etc/ssh'! file { $ssh_dir:! ensure => directory,! owner
=> 'root',! group => 'root',! mode => '0644',! }!
$array = ['foo', 'bar']! ! $hash = {'key' => 'value'}!
$value = $hash['key']! ! $py_versions = split('2.7,3.4', ',')! Data Structures / Function Call
$noun = 'Lumberjack'! $sentence = "I'm a ${noun}"! String Interpolation
if $python_version == '3.4' {! notice('You have asyncio!')! } !
! case $python_version {! /^(2.6|2.7)$/: {! }! '3.4': {! }! default: {! fail('Unsupported version!')! }! }! Flow Control
Facts
$ facter | less! ! $ facter fqdn ipaddress osfamily!
fqdn => puppet.local! ipaddress => 10.0.2.15! osfamily => Debian!
if $::osfamily == 'RedHat' {! $py_dev_pkg = 'python-devel'! } elsif
$::osfamily == 'Debian'{! $py_dev_pkg = 'python-dev'! }! ! ! $:: gives you facts in Puppet
if $::osfamily == 'RedHat' {! $py_dev_pkg = 'python-devel'! } elsif
$::osfamily == 'Debian'{! $py_dev_pkg = 'python-dev'! }! ! ! $:: gives you facts in Puppet
Resource Ordering
Resource References Package['openssh-server'] Resource type is capitalized Resource name is
in brackets
$sshd_config = "${ssh_dir}/sshd_config"! ! file {$sshd_config:! ensure => file,! owner
=> 'root',! group => 'root',! mode => '0644',! content => template('sshd_config.erb'),! require => Package['openssh-server'],! } Require Metaparameter
$sshd_config = "${ssh_dir}/sshd_config"! ! file {$sshd_config:! ensure => file,! owner
=> 'root',! group => 'root',! mode => '0644',! content => template('sshd_config.erb'),! require => Package['openssh-server'],! } Require Metaparameter
Package[openssh-server] File[/etc/ssh/sshd_config]
service {'ssh':! ensure => running,! enable => true,! subscribe =>
File[$sshd_config],! } Subscribe Metaparameter
service {'ssh':! ensure => running,! enable => true,! subscribe =>
File[$sshd_config],! } Subscribe Metaparameter
file { $sshd_config:! ...! notify => Service['ssh'],! ...! } service
{'ssh':! ensure => running,! enable => true,! } Notify Metaparameter
file { $sshd_config:! ...! notify => Service['ssh'],! ...! } service
{'ssh':! ensure => running,! enable => true,! } Notify Metaparameter
Package['openssh-server'] ->! File[$sshd_config] ~>! Service['ssh'] Chaining Arrows
Package['openssh-server'] ->! File[$sshd_config] ~>! Service['ssh'] Chaining Arrows
Package['openssh-server'] ->! File[$sshd_config] ~>! Service['ssh'] Chaining Arrows
Puppet Modules
Modules • Containers for Puppet code • Analogous to Python
Packages • May be installed from a Puppet “Forge”
Installing Modules
puppet module install <vendor>-<name>
$ puppet module install counsyl-python Notice: Preparing to install into
/Users/justin/.puppet/modules ...! Notice: Downloading from https://forge.puppetlabs.com ...! Notice: Installing -- do not interrupt ...! /Users/justin/.puppet/modules! !"# counsyl-python (v0.9.3)! !"# counsyl-sys (v0.9.13)! !"" puppetlabs-stdlib (v4.1.0)! !
https://forge.puppetlabs.com https://github.com/jbronn/django-forge
Module Structure
counsyl-pyapp/ Modulefile manifests/init.pp templates/ files/ lib/ $ puppet module generate
\! counsyl-pyapp
counsyl-pyapp/ Modulefile manifests/init.pp templates/ files/ lib/
counsyl-pyapp/ Modulefile manifests/init.pp templates/ files/ lib/
manifests/init.pp class pyapp {! ...! } “class” name must match
name of module
manifests/install.pp class pyapp::install {! ...! } Can have other namespaces,
but file name must match name of file.
counsyl-pyapp/ Modulefile manifests/init.pp templates/ files/ lib/
file { ‘/path/to/settings.py':! ensure => file,! owner => 'root',! group
=> 'root',! mode => '0644',! content => template('pyapp/settings.py.erb'),! } Puppet Templates
file { ‘/path/to/settings.py':! ensure => file,! owner => 'root',! group
=> 'root',! mode => '0644',! content => template('pyapp/settings.py.erb'),! } Puppet Templates pyapp/templates/settings.py.erb
counsyl-pyapp/ Modulefile manifests/init.pp templates/ files/ lib/
file { '/path/to/foo.js':! ensure => file,! owner => 'root',! group
=> 'root',! mode => '0644',! source => 'puppet:///modules/pyapp/foo.js'! } Puppet Files
file { '/path/to/foo.js':! ensure => file,! owner => 'root',! group
=> 'root',! mode => '0644',! source => 'puppet:///modules/pyapp/foo.js'! } Puppet Files pyapp/files/foo.js
counsyl-pyapp/ Modulefile manifests/init.pp templates/ files/ lib/
Writing Modules for Python
Roadmap • “Simple” Django application • Needs Celery (and Redis)
• Nginx reverse-proxy to Gunicorn
class pyapp {! include python! } Python / Pip
class pyapp {! include python! include python::virtualenv! } Virtualenv counsyl-python
class pyapp {! include python! include python::virtualenv! include redis! }
Redis counsyl-redis
class pyapp {! include python! include python::virtualenv! include redis! include
nginx! } Nginx counsyl-nginx
Mix & Match
Python Types
package {'pyapp':! ensure => '0.1.0',! source => 'git+https://github.com …’, provider
=> 'pip',! } pip provider
package {'pyapp':! ensure => '0.1.0',! source => 'git+https://github.com …’, provider
=> 'pip',! } pip provider
package {'Django':! ensure => '1.6.2',! provider => 'pipx',! install_options =>
[! {'--index-url' => ! 'https://pypi.mycorp.com'}! ]! } pipx provider
package {'Django':! ensure => '1.6.2',! provider => 'pipx',! install_options =>
[! {'--index-url' => ! 'https://pypi.mycorp.com'}! ]! } pipx provider
package {'Django':! ensure => '1.6.2',! provider => 'pipx',! install_options =>
[! {'--index-url' => ! 'https://pypi.mycorp.com'}! ]! } pipx provider
venv {'/srv/pyapp': } ! ! ! ! venv type
venv {'/srv/pyapp': ! owner => $user,! group => $group,! system_site_packages
=> true,! }! venv type
venv_package {'celery@/srv/pyapp': ! ensure => installed,! }! venv_package type
$venv = '/srv/pyapp'! venv_package {"celery@${venv}": ! ensure => installed,! }!
venv_package type
$venv = '/srv/pyapp'! venv_package {"redis@${venv}": ! ensure => '2.9.1',! require
=> Class['redis'],! }! venv_package type
Class Parameters
class pyapp(! $venv = '/srv/pyapp',! $package = 'pyapp',! $source =
'git+https://...',! $version = '0.1.0',! ){! ...! venv { $venv: }! venv_package { "${package}@${venv}":! ensure => $version,! source => $source,! }! ...! }
class pyapp(! $venv = '/srv/pyapp'! $package = 'pyapp',! $source =
'git+https://...' ! $version = '0.1.0',! ){! ...! venv { $venv: }! venv_package { "${package}@${venv}":! ensure => $version,! source => $source,! }! ...! }
class {'pyapp':! version => '0.8',! } Using Class Parameters
class {'pyapp':! version => '0.8',! } Using Class Parameters
class {'pyapp':! version => '0.8',! } Using Class Parameters
ERB
ERB: Ruby Templates • This time, it’s Ruby • Great
for when you need dynamic content in a configuration file (e.g., ServerName)
DATABASES = {! 'NAME': '<%= @db %>',! }! ! NGINX_CONFIG
= '<%= scope['nginx::config_file'] %>'! SERVER_NAME = '<%= scope['::fqdn'] %>'! ! <% ! db_folder = File.dirname(@db_name)! -%>! DB_FOLDER = '<%= db_folder %>'! ERB
DATABASES = {! 'NAME': '<%= @db %>',! }! ! NGINX_CONFIG
= '<%= scope['nginx::config_file'] %>'! SERVER_NAME = '<%= scope['::fqdn'] %>'! ! <% ! db_folder = File.dirname(@db_name)! -%>! DB_FOLDER = '<%= db_folder %>'! ERB
DATABASES = {! 'NAME': '<%= @db %>',! }! ! NGINX_CONFIG
= '<%= scope['nginx::config_file'] %>'! SERVER_NAME = '<%= scope['::fqdn'] %>'! ! <% ! db_folder = File.dirname(@db_name)! -%>! DB_FOLDER = '<%= db_folder %>'! ERB
DATABASES = {! 'NAME': '<%= @db %>',! }! ! NGINX_CONFIG
= '<%= scope['nginx::config_file'] %>'! SERVER_NAME = '<%= scope['::fqdn'] %>'! ! <% ! db_folder = File.dirname(@db_name)! -%>! DB_FOLDER = '<%= db_folder %>'! ERB
Running Puppet
Stand-Alone
puppet apply manifest.pp
puppet apply site.pp \! --modulepath /modules Customize Module Path
puppet apply -e \! "include pyapp" “Evaluate”
puppet agent
The Puppetmaster • Centralized server for housing modules and configurations
for nodes (servers) • Secured with HTTPS Client Certificates • Nodes must have certificate signed to receive configuration
Node Master
Node Master node$ sudo puppet agent —test! Info: Creating a
new SSL key for node.local! Exiting; no certificate found
Node Master master$ sudo puppet cert sign node.local! Info: Signed
certificate request for node.local
Node Master node$ sudo puppet agent —test! info: Caching certificate
for node.local! info: Retrieving plugin! info: Caching catalog for node.local! info: Applying configuration version '1326210629'! notice: Finished catalog run in 0.11 seconds /etc/puppet/modules /etc/puppet/manifests
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Module Development
Use Vagrant!
Vagrant • A must-have for DevOps development in general, not
just Puppet • Also supports Ansible, Salt, Chef • You may think you can do better…
Vagrantfile • Tells Vagrant what to do • An API
for provisioning a VM (actually Ruby + magic) • Forward ports, change memory, multiple provisioners, multiple VMs, multiple NICs…
Vagrantfile Vagrant.configure('2') do |config|! config.vm.box = "precise64"! config.vm.box_url = "http://..."!
...! end
Puppet Provisioner Vagrant.configure('2') do |config|! ...! config.vm.provision "puppet" do |puppet|!
puppet.facter = { "vagrant" => "1" }! puppet.module_path = "modules"! end! ...! end
Puppet Provisioner Vagrant.configure('2') do |config|! ...! config.vm.provision "puppet" do |puppet|!
puppet.facter = { "vagrant" => "1" }! puppet.module_path = "modules"! end! ...! end Looks for manifests/default.pp
Another Ruby DSL? • Yeah… • Tremendous workflow benefits •
Much easier to share your snowflake environments
vagrant up • All end user has to do is
type this command • No waiting for a server/sysadmin • Can get to work
Base Boxes?
Use Packer!
Packer • Virtual Machine image creation tool • Written in
Go, uses JSON templates • See my sample for creating a base box: • https://github.com/jbronn/packer-vagrant
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Questions?