You can also manually bootstrap a node by cloning the repo into /var/chef/repo and running:
/var/chef/repo/scripts/chef_bootstrap.sh
You can then run chef with:
chefctl -i
This is heavily based on the facebook cookbooks.
To get the webserver up and running, get a copy of the dynamic content (the
stuff under httpdocs/sites/default/files), copy it to
/home/drupal/scale-drupal/httpdocs/sites/default/files and make sure it's
owned by root:apache. Also get a copy of the static websites (webroot),
put it under /home/webroot and make sure it's owned by root:root.
To get the database up and running, get a dump, add
mysqladmin create scale_drupal
zcat /vagrant/SCALE14x-2016-04-24T17-26-57.mysql.gz | mysql -U scale_drupal
then setup a grant for the drupal user with (inside of mysql -U mysql):
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON drupal.* TO 'drupal'@'scale-www1' IDENTIFIED BY 'thisisadevpassword' WITH GRANT OPTION;
To not get redirects you should edit /home/drupal/scale-drupal/httpdocs/.htaccess and remove the www rewrite rules. The cookbooks assume you are in dev mode if there are no prod secrets, but if you are testing with prod secrets you can force no redirects by touching /etc/no_prod_redirects
You'll need to setup your environment. Run ./scripts/setup_dev.sh to do so.
We use Taste Tester for testing changes. We have a wrapper for our specific settings. From the root of the repo, you can run:
./scripts/tt test -s <host>
Then run chefctl -i on that host. You should put the results of your test in the PR.
To update your code on your taste-tester instance do:
./scripts/tt upload
Tests expire after an hour of idle and revert back to prod, but you can explicitly untest with:
./scripts/tt untest -ys <hsot>
For production machines use the scale-secrets repo, to manually setup the following secrets:
On All Hosts:
- common/datadog_secrets -> /etc/datadog_secrets
On role[lists]:
- lists/lists_secrets -> /etc/lists_secrets
On role[www]:
- www/drupal_secrets -> /etc/drupal_secrets
To get dev certs on a dev machine touch /etc/httpd/need_dev_keys and chef will create self-signed certs for you