RubyCAS Cookbook

Installs and configures a RubyCAS Server

Recipes

• rubycas::database - Installs and configures a database for RubyCAS Server.
• rubycas::default - Default noop cookbook recipe.
• rubycas::nginx - Installs and configures the Nginx Web Server for the application.
• rubycas::server - Installs and configures the RubyCAS Server application.

Load Balancer Support

If you need to deploy your RubyCAS server behind a load balancer, you will need to set these attributes:

• node[:rubycas][:is_load_balanced] = true
• node[:rubycas][:load_balancer_ip] = '192.0.0.0/8'

The node[:rubycas][:load_balancer_ip] attribute accepts an explicit ip address or one in CIDR notation.

SSL CA for MySQL Database

You can use a SSL CA key to connect to a MySQL Database server by adding the sslca key to the authenticator and database databags.

  "sslca" : "/path/to/sslca"

Development

Development requires VirtualBox and Vagrant.

Currently supports Vagrant 1.3.x and VirtualBox 4.2.x

Get up and running quickly by following these steps.

vagrant plugin install vagrant-berkshelf
vagrant plugin install vagrant-omnibus
git clone [email protected]:sqm/cookbook-rubycas.git
cd cookbook-rubycas
vagrant up

Access the VMs via the following commands:

• vagrant ssh app for the application VM.
• vagrant ssh database for the database VM.

Testing

To run Spec tests:

bundle exec strainer test

To run Integration tests with Kitchen-CI

kitchen test default-ubuntu-1204

Contributing

1. Fork repository on GitHub.
2. Create a feature branch (should indicate intention add_feature_x).
3. Make changes.
4. Test changes.
5. Ensure all tests pass.
6. Submit pull request using GitHub.

Do not modify metadata.rb, the maintainers will handle those changes.

Author

Author:: Squaremouth ([email protected])