Install and configure various parts of a MongoDB cluster. This specifically targets AWS Linux as the OS and mongo version 3.2.
Install MongoDB server and run the service.
By default the latest stable version of MongoDB 3.X packages will be installed from official repository at repo.mongodb.org.
Note
By default on Debian 8 (or later) MongoDB 2.4 packages will be installed from distribution repository. It is also possible to install newer version from repo.mongodb.org by setting mongodb:lookup:use_repo Pillar to the True and other related keys. See pillar.example file for details.
Install MongoDB logrotate configuration file.
Install/configure MongoDB query router service.
This state requires mongos:settings:config_svrs Pillar to be set correctly, its value will be substituted as argument for --configdb option of mongos executable (in the configuration file). See MongoDB reference manual for additional information.
Note
The state currently works only on Ubuntu LTS releases 12.04 and 14.04.
Install additional tools and Python libraries.
This formula works "out-of-the-box" and tested on those operating systems:
- CentOS/Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, 6 and 7
- Debian GNU/Linux 8 "Jessie" (stable)
- Ubuntu LTS 12.04
- Ubuntu LTS 14.04