The semantics and API of these types should be considered unstable and almost certainly will change based on feedback. It is currently unclear if these types will be considered part of the public API or treated as private to the module.
This family of types and providers that manages jenkins via the cli
jar take
common configuration from the parameters of a class named
jenkins::cli::config
. The implementation of this class may be empty.
However, the version included in this module has provides some additional
setup. The parameters used to override default values are:
cli_jar
url
ssh_private_key
puppet_helper
cli_tries
cli_try_sleep
cli_username
cli_password
cli_password_file
cli_password_file_exists
An example for a secured jenkins (e.g. ad connected) for LTS version newer then 2.46.2 (e.g. 2.60.1)
class { 'jenkins::cli::config':
cli_username => 'puppet',
cli_password_file => 'thisisanactivedirectorypassword',
cli_tries => 3,
cli_try_sleep => 1,
}
An example for a secured jenkins (e.g. ad connected) for LTS version newer then 2.46.2 (e.g. 2.60.1) using an existing credentials file. Note: The file /root/password_file_for_puppet with content username:password must already exist or be created via puppet.
class { 'jenkins::cli::config':
cli_username => 'puppet',
cli_password_file => '/root/password_file_for_puppet',
cli_password_file_exists => true,
cli_tries => 3,
cli_try_sleep => 1,
}
An example of setting a non-default path to the ssh key used to authenticate the
cli
with jenkins are reducing the number of retry attempts. Note: This only works
for OLD versions of jenkins.
class { 'jenkins::cli::config':
ssh_private_key => '/home/vagrant/insecure_private_key',
cli_tries => 3,
cli_try_sleep => 1,
}
An example of setting an alternative port number and an addition of a prefix.
class { 'jenkins::cli::config':
url => 'http://localhost:9999/awesome-jenkins',
}
These values may also be set via facts with the same name after the prefix
jenkins_
. Class parameters have precedence over fact values.
jenkins_cli_jar
jenkins_url
jenkins_ssh_private_key
jenkins_puppet_helper
jenkins_cli_tries
jenkins_cli_try_sleep
Configuration via facts is particularly convenient for testing via the resource
face. For example:
export FACTER_jenkins_puppet_helper=/tmp/vagrant-puppet/modules-998ea1817cb4dea9c136a57fd18781c5/jenkins/files/puppet_helper.groov
export FACTER_jenkins_cli_tries=2
export FACTER_jenkins_ssh_private_key=/home/vagrant/insecure_private_key
puppet resource --modulepath=/tmp/vagrant-puppet/modules-998ea1817cb4dea9c136a57fd18781c5/ jenkins_user --debug --trace
All providers presently require java
, the jenkins CLI jar, and the jenkins
master service to be running. Most require the presence of
puppet_helper.groovy
. The following puppet code snippet will prepare a node
sufficiently for all providers to function.
class { 'jenkins':
install_java => true,
cli => true,
}
include jenkins::cli_helper
There is a known issue with puppetserver
being unable to load code from
modules outside of ./lib/puppet
. This effects all modules using the
recommended PuppetX::<vendor>
namespace.
The work around (only required to use these new native types) is to edit
/etc/puppetlabs/puppetserver/conf.d/puppetserver.conf
and add the "cache" dir to the ruby-load-path
entry. Eg.,
jruby-puppet: {
ruby-load-path: [/opt/puppetlabs/puppet/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby, /opt/puppetlabs/puppet/cache/lib]
...
}
See SERVER-973
jenkins_authorization_strategy { '<jenkins AuthorizationStrategy class name>':
ensure => 'present', # present | absent
arguments => [], # array of arguments to class constructor
}
jenkins_authorization_strategy { 'hudson.security.AuthorizationStrategy$Unsecured':
ensure => 'present',
}
Provided by the github-oauth
plugin.
jenkins_authorization_strategy { 'org.jenkinsci.plugins.GithubAuthorizationStrategy':
ensure => 'present',
arguments => [
'admin',
true,
false,
false,
lsst,
false,
false,
false,
],
}
Order of arguments is:
adminUserNames
authenticatedUserReadPermission
useRepositoryPermissions
authenticatedUserCreateJobPermission
organizationNames
allowGithubWebHookPermission
allowCcTrayPermission
allowAnonymousReadPermission
XXX Would arguments
be more convenient as a hash?
XXX requires additional configuration???
jenkins_authorization_strategy { 'hudson.security.LegacyAuthorizationStrategy':
ensure => 'present',
}
jenkins_authorization_strategy { 'hudson.security.FullControlOnceLoggedInAuthorizationStrategy':
ensure => 'present',
}
XXX does not currently support configuring the access matrix -- this make it essentially unusable as setting this strategy will lock out the cli
jenkins_authorization_strategy { 'hudson.security.GlobalMatrixAuthorizationStrategy':
ensure => 'present',
}
XXX same issue as hudson.security.GlobalMatrixAuthorizationStrategy
jenkins_authorization_strategy { 'hudson.security.ProjectMatrixAuthorizationStrategy':
ensure => 'present',
}
disabling any resource name is equivalent to setting hudson.security.AuthorizationStrategy$Unsecured
jenkins_authorization_strategy { 'hudson.security.FullControlOnceLoggedInAuthorizationStrategy':
ensure => absent
}
Note that unlike jenkins::credentials
the resource name is the jenkins' id
instead of the credentials' username
. This is necessary as username
is not
unique event within a domain and not all credentials types have a username
property.
jenkins_credentials { '<id>':
ensure => 'present', # present | absent
description => 'description',
domain => undef, # undef is the global domain; only allowed value
impl => '<jenkins credentials class short name>',
password => 'password',
scope => 'GLOBAL', # GLOBAL | SYSTEM
username => 'username',
passphrase => '', # currently buggy when unset
private_key => '<ssh private key as string>',
}
-
impl
-
UsernamePasswordCredentialsImpl
-
BasicSSHUserPrivateKey
-
StringCredentialsImpl
-
FileCredentialsImpl
-
AWSCredentialsImpl
-
ConduitCredentialsImpl
-
GitLabApiTokenImpl
XXX This type has properties for other credentials classes that are not currently supported.
jenkins_credentials { 'my unique id':
ensure => 'present',
description => 'account info for user bar',
domain => 'undef',
impl => 'UsernamePasswordCredentialsImpl',
password => 'password',
scope => 'GLOBAL',
username => 'bar',
}
jenkins_credentials { 'a0469025-1202-4007-983d-0c62f230f1a7':
ensure => 'present',
description => 'ssh key for user foo',
domain => undef,
impl => 'BasicSSHUserPrivateKey',
passphrase => '',
private_key => '-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- ...',
scope => 'GLOBAL',
username => 'foo',
}
Using this credential type requires that the jenkins plain-credentials
plugin
has been installed.
jenkins_credentials { '150b2895-b0eb-4813-b8a5-3779690c063c':
ensure => 'present',
description => 'secret string',
domain => undef,
impl => 'StringCredentialsImpl',
scope => 'SYSTEM',
secret => '42',
}
Using this credential type requires that the jenkins plain-credentials
plugin
has been installed.
jenkins_credentials { '95bfe159-8bf0-4605-be20-47e201220e7c':
ensure => 'present',
description => 'secret file with very secret data',
domain => undef,
impl => 'FileCredentialsImpl',
scope => 'GLOBAL',
file_name => 'foo.bar',
content => 'secret data on 1st line\nsecret data on 2nd line'
}
Using this credential type requires that the jenkins aws-credentials
plugin
has been installed.
jenkins_credentials { '34d75c64-61ff-4a28-bd40-cac3aafc7e3a':
ensure => 'present',
description => 'aws credential',
impl => 'AWSCredentialsImpl',
access_key => 'much access',
secret_key => 'many secret',
}
jenkins_credentials { '002224bd-60cb-49f3-a314-d0f73f82233d':
ensure => 'present',
description => 'phabricator-jenkins-conduit',
domain => undef,
impl => 'ConduitCredentialsImpl',
token => '{PRIVATE TOKEN}',
url => 'https://my-phabricator-repo.com',
}
jenkins_credentials { '7e86e9fb-a8af-480f-b596-7191dc02bf38':
ensure => 'present',
description => 'GitLab API token',
impl => 'GitLabApiTokenImpl',
api_token => 'tokens for days',
}
jenkins_job { 'job name':
ensure => 'present', # present | absent
enable => true, # true | false
config => '<xml config string>',
show_diff => true, # true | false
}
Has basic support for the cloudbees-folder
plugin including automatically
ordering parent folders before nested jobs.
XXX Note that enable is prefetched correctly but the value is ignored when syncing.
jenkins_job { 'myjob':
ensure => 'present',
config => '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><project>
<actions/>
<description/>
<keepDependencies>false</keepDependencies>
<properties>
<com.sonyericsson.rebuild.RebuildSettings plugin="[email protected]">
<autoRebuild>false</autoRebuild>
<rebuildDisabled>false</rebuildDisabled>
</com.sonyericsson.rebuild.RebuildSettings>
</properties>
<scm class="hudson.scm.NullSCM"/>
<canRoam>true</canRoam>
<disabled>false</disabled>
<blockBuildWhenDownstreamBuilding>false</blockBuildWhenDownstreamBuilding>
<blockBuildWhenUpstreamBuilding>false</blockBuildWhenUpstreamBuilding>
<triggers/>
<concurrentBuild>false</concurrentBuild>
<builders/>
<publishers/>
<buildWrappers/>
</project>',
enable => true,
}
jenkins_num_executors { 42: # name is coerced to Integer
ensure => 'present', # present is the only allowed value
}
XXX Note that it is possible to declare this resource multiple times. Each instance will set the value.
jenkins_security_realm { 'hudson.security.LegacySecurityRealm':
ensure => 'present',
}
Provided by the github-oauth
plugin.
jenkins_security_realm { 'org.jenkinsci.plugins.GithubSecurityRealm':
ensure => 'present',
arguments => [
'https://github.com',
'https://api.github.com',
'c4d1...',
'a4ca...',
'repo,read:org',
],
}
Order of arguments is:
githubWebUri
githubApiUri
clientID
clientSecret
oauthScopes
jenkins_security_realm { 'hudson.security.HudsonPrivateSecurityRealm':
ensure => 'present',
arguments => [true, false, undef],
}
Order of arguments is:
- allowSignup
- enableCaptcha
unsupported
jenkins_security_realm { 'hudson.security.PAMSecurityRealm':
ensure => 'present',
arguments => ['sshd'], # service name
}
jenkins_slaveagent_port { 44444: # name is coerced to Integer
ensure => 'present', # present is the only allowed value
}
XXX Note that it is possible to declare this resource multiple times. Each instance will set the value.
jenkins_user { 'admin':
ensure => 'present',
api_token_plain => '29fedb889e8ccf649bfdada5d9e8c519',
api_token_public => '03b99b3d93a5dc6193dbe7d97acaa0a6',
email_address => '[email protected]',
full_name => 'jenkins admin',
password => '#jbcrypt:$2a$10$wFyDgWYOHauojVfxiXWD3OTJMt6vE.j6eJol8uYMdZ5JrZ2lj9xny',
public_keys => ['ssh-rsa AAAA...'],
}
api_token_public
A read-only property; jenkins does not support setting the token
api_token_plain
The jenkins internal only value that is hashed to produce the public API token. This value can be set for a user by violating a private interface. This value may be discovered by using the puppet resource face.
password
May be a plain string but this will be non-idempotent. The hash string value may be discovered with the puppet resource face.
-
beaker/acceptance tests that exercise all types/providers
-
integrate types with existing DSL defined types
-
determine if these types should be a "public interface" or considered private to the module
-
rename some of the new
puppet_helper.groovy
methods for consistency and add descriptive comments to all methods -
determine what to do about
jenkins_job
enable
parameter which potentially breaks idempotency -
test that the transition from authentication being required to disabled is properly handled
-
fix
jenkins_credentials
handling of a blankpassphrase
forBasicSSHUserPrivateKey