Puppet Class: profile::analytics::refinery::repository

Defined in:
modules/profile/manifests/analytics/refinery/repository.pp

Overview

SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0

Class profile::analytics::refinery::repository

Deploy the analytics/refinery repository without any Hadoop or MediaWiki dependency. This profile is meant to be mostly used as part of profile::analytics::refinery, but it may also be deployed to hosts that don't need the full Refinery potential but only a specific subset (for example, the eventlogging database hosts need a whitelist file to purge data correctly, without the need to install a ton of Hadoop packages).



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# File 'modules/profile/manifests/analytics/refinery/repository.pp', line 12

class profile::analytics::refinery::repository {
    # The analytics/refinery repo will deployed to this node via Scap3.
    # The analytics user/groups are deployed/managed by Scap.
    # The analytics_deploy SSH keypair files are stored in the private repo,
    # and since manage_user is true the analytics_deploy public ssh key
    # will be added to the 'analytics-deploy' user's ssh config. The rationale is to
    # have a single 'analytics' multi-purpose user that owns analytics deployment files.
    scap::target { 'analytics/refinery':
        deploy_user => 'analytics-deploy',
        key_name    => 'analytics_deploy',
        manage_user => true,
    }

    # analytics/refinery repository is deployed via git-deploy at this path.
    # You must deploy this yourself; puppet will not do it for you.
    $path = '/srv/deployment/analytics/refinery'

    # Put refinery python module in user PYTHONPATH
    file { '/etc/profile.d/refinery.sh':
        content => "export PYTHONPATH=\${PYTHONPATH}:${path}/python",
    }
}