Analog puppet configs

A set of puppet manifests and modules to install various server stacks

• Drupal oriented
• Built for Ubuntu Lucid
• Development server includes xdebug and xhprof for debugging and profiling
• Production servers are set up to save automated snapshots to EC2, 1 daily 1 weekly

Usage

Instalation

Run init.sh as root to install git, puppet and clone this repository to /var/puppet.

Application

Run any of the following commands to install a server stack.

A php mysql development server tuned for Drupal

puppet -v /var/puppet/manifests/devserver.pp

A php mysql development server tuned for Drupal with a jetty solr installation

puppet -v /var/puppet/manifests/devserver_solr.pp

A php mysql production server tuned for Drupal

puppet -v /var/puppet/manifests/prodserver.pp

Run this against your production server to see what changes would be applied

puppet -v --noop /var/puppet/manifests/prodserver.pp

A jenkins CI server

puppet -v /var/puppet/manifests/jenkins.pp

A Solr server running under Jetty

puppet -v /var/puppet/manifests/solr.pp

Important notes

• There is no firewall included, firewall is intended to be provided by the AWS security groups.

• The production server includes automated security upgrades.

• Sensitive system data is expected to be manually set as environment variables in /etc/environment Eg. from the monit module here we have

    set mailserver $SMTP_MAILSERVER port $SMTP_MAILSERVER_PORT USERNAME $SMTP_MAILSERVER_USER PASSWORD $SMTP_MAILSERVER_PASS using tlsv1
  

  Monit and AWS modules look for your account data in this way.