jdmcd12 / cookbook-magento

Collection of recipes to build app stack for the Magento deployments with Chef

Magento Cookbook

Collection of recipes to build app stack for the Magento deployments with Chef

Installation

With Berkshelf

echo "cookbook 'magento', '~> 0.7'" >> Berksfile
berks install
berks upload # if using with Chef Server

With Chef Repository

Run the following commands with-in your Chef Repository:

knife cookbook site install magento
knife cookbook upload magento

Usage Examples

Single Rackspace Cloud Server Instance

Bootstrap Rackspace Cloud Servers instance with:

knife rackspace server create --run-list 'recipe[magento]' --server-name magebox --image 125 --flavor 3

Navigate to the node URL or IP in your browser to complete Magento installation. NOTE: you might need to skip base url validation.

Default Mysql Credentials:

• database: magento
• user: magentouser
• password: randombly generated, see magento -> db attributes under Chef Server dashboard

See Launch Cloud Instances with Knife for the reference.

Hacking

The project preconfigured with a helper tools for bootstraping cookbook in a sandboxed environment, i.e. VirtualBox

Requirements

• Bundler: gem install bundler
• Berkshelf: bundle install
• Vagrant 1.1.0 and greater
• Berkshelf plugin for Vagrant: vagrant plugin install vagrant-berkshelf
• Omnibus plugin for Vagrant: vagrant plugin install vagrant-omnibus

Bootstrap VirtualBox

With Ubuntu 12.04

vagrant up

With CentOS 6.5

VMBOX='centos65' vagrant up

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request