Installs (Python) supervisor and provides resources to configure services

Supports Debian and RHEL based systems. Tested on Ubuntu 12.04, 10.04, CentOS 6.5.

• python

• node['supervisor']['inet_port'] - The port on which you want to serve the internal web-based admin dashboard, e.g. 'localhost:9001'

• node['supervisor']['inet_username'] - The username for authentication to this HTTP server

• node['supervisor']['inet_password'] - The password for authentication to this HTTP server (supports both cleartext and SHA-1 hashed passwords prefixed by {SHA})

• node['supervisor']['dir'] - location of supervisor config files

• node['supervisor']['log_dir'] - location of supervisor logs

• node['supervisor']['logfile_maxbytes'] - max bytes for the supervisord logfile before it is rotated rotated, default '50MB'

• node['supervisor']['logfile_backups'] - the number of backups of that logfile to keep, default 10

• node['supervisor']['loglevel'] - the minimum severity for those log messages, default 'info'

• node['supervisor']['minfds'] - The minimum number of file descriptors that must be available before supervisord will start successfully.

• node['supervisor']['minprocs'] - The minimum number of process descriptors that must be available before supervisord will start successfully.

• node['supervisor']['nocleanup'] - If true, retain child log files at startup, the default is false

• node['supervisor']['version'] - Sets the version of supervisor to install, must be 3.0+ to use minprocs, minfds and nocleanup.

• node['supervisor']['socket_file'] - location of supervisor socket file.

• node['supervisor']['ctlplugins'] - entries for supervisorctl plugins. For instance, to install serialrestart, you'd manually add this to your config:

  [ctlplugin:serialrestart]
  supervisor.ctl_factory = supervisorserialrestart.controllerplugin:make_serialrestart_controllerplugin
  

  Which can be achieved using

  node.default['supervisor']['ctlplugins'] = ({
   'serialrestart'=> 'supervisorserialrestart.controllerplugin:make_serialrestart_controllerplugin'
   })

The default action is the array [:enable, :start]. Actions use the supervisorctl program.

• :enable - enables the service at boot time
• :disable - disables the service at boot time
• :start - starts the service
• :stop - stops the service
• :restart - restarts the service
• :reload - reloads the service

• :service_name - (Name Attribute), a string, name of the service

The following attributes are used in the program.conf.erb as the values for the corresponding configuration option. See the supervisor documentation for more information about each setting, including applicable defaults.

• :command - string
• :process_name - string
• :numprocs - integer
• :numprocs_start - integer
• :priority - integer
• :autostart - true or false
• :autorestart - string, symbol, true or false
• :startsecs - integer
• :startretries - integer
• :exitcodes - array
• :stopsignal - string or symbol
• :stopwaitsecs - integer
• :user - string or nil
• :redirect_stderr - true or false
• :stdout_logfile - string
• :stdout_logfile_maxbytes - string
• :stdout_logfile_backups - string
• :stdout_capture_maxbytes - string
• :stdout_events_enabled - true or false
• :stderr_logfile - string
• :stderr_logfile_maxbytes - string
• :stderr_logfile_backups - integer
• :stderr_capture_maxbytes - string
• :stderr_events_enabled - true or false
• :environment- hash
• :directory- string or nil
• :umask - string or nil
• :serverurl - string

supervisor_service "celery" do
  action :enable
  autostart false
  user "nobody"
end

Includes the python recipe, installs the supervisor PIP package and sets up supervisor.

• Author:: Noah Kantrowitz noah@opscode.com
• Author:: Gilles Devaux gilles.devaux@gmail.com
• Author:: Sam Clements sam.clements@datasift.com
• Author:: Chris Jerdonek chris.jerdonek@gmail.com

Copyright:: 2011-2012, Opscode, Inc <legal@opscode.com>
Copyright:: 2011, Formspring.me

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