patchdashboard-cookbook

Allows you to deploy Patch Dashboard via Chef, as well as use test kitchen to build out a test vagrant box.

This is a work in progress, and should not currently be used.

Supported Platforms

• Ubuntu 14.04+
• CentOS/RHEL 7+

Attributes

Key	Type	Description	Default
['patchdashboard']['salt']	string	The servers salt to use in hashing
['patchdashboard']['company_name']	string	The name of your company	Your Company, INC
['patchdashboard']['mysql']['host']	string	The Host name/IP address of your MySQL server. If set to localhost/127.0.0.1, it will install MySQL	localhost
['patchdashboard']['mysql']['port']	integer	The port number for your MySQL installation	3306
['patchdashboard']['mysql']['root_pass']	string	The password for your MySQL root user	vagrant
['patchdashboard']['mysql']['db_user']	string	The username to use for the application to log in to MySQL as	pdb
['patchdashboard']['mysql']['db_pass']	string	The password for the `db_user` to log in with	vagrant
['patchdashboard']['mysql']['database']	string	MySQL database name to use	pdb
['patchdashboard']['apache']['path']	string	Path to use for the web UI, without trailing slash	/var/www/patchmd
['patchdashboard']['apache']['use_ssl']	boolean	If set to true, it will create a self-signed certificate for the application to use	true
['patchdashboard']['apache']['http_port']	integer	port for non-secure HTTP traffic	80
['patchdashboard']['apache']['https_port']	integer	port for secure HTTPS traffic	443
['patchdashboard']['apache']['host']	string	host name for the Apache Virtual Host to use	patchdashboard.local

Usage

patchdashboard::default

Include patchdashboard in your node's run_list:

{
  "run_list": [
    "recipe[patchdashboard::default]"
  ]
}

License and Authors

Author:: Jon Harris