• CentOS 7

Chef 12.4+

• ark
• git
• java
• unzip (to be used if required for backup_client resource)

Note: We intend to remove java and git dependancies from this cook book in future.

This cookbook only supports bitbucket server versions of 5.0.0 and above

This is a library cookbook. You can use the resources it provides in your wrapper cookbook / recipe.

This resource installs a bitbucket server and sets the BITBUCKET_HOME. It expects the JAVA_HOME to be set. If it is not, then jre_home has to be set as an attribute. The usage is:

bitbucket_install 'bitbucket' do
  jre_home "#{node['java']['java_home']}/jre"
end

Below are the attributes supported by this resource:

To unit test the usage of this resource you can use install_bitbucket matcher in chefspec like:

  expect(chef_run).to install_bitbucket('bitbucket').with_jre_home('/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-oracl/jre')

This resource configures an already installed bitbucket. The configurations can be provided as a Hash. Below is the usage:

bitbucket_config 'bitbucket' do
  bitbucket_properties node['bitbucket']['properties']
end

or

bitbucket_config 'bitbucket' do
  bitbucket_properties {'setup.displayName' => 'aasdasd','setup.baseUrl' => 'http://localhost:7990'}
end

Below are the attributes supported by this resource:

To unit test the usage of this resource you can use config_bitbucket matcher in chefspec like:

  expect(chef_run).to config_bitbucket('bitbucket').with_bitbucket_properties('setup.displayName' => 'my bitbucket')

To check the possible configurations to set in the Hash refer to Bitbucket Documentation > Administering Bitbucket Server > Bitbucket Server config properties. At the minimum it is useful to configure the setup properties mentioned in Bitbucket Documentation > Install or upgrade Bitbucket Server > Bitbucket Server installation guide > Automated setup for Bitbucket Server.

This resource is used to create a systemd service config. It will create, enable and start the service. The name of the service is set by the property product. Below is the usage:

bitbucket_service 'bitbucket'

Below are the attributes supported by this resource:

To unit test the usage of this resource you can use service_bitbucket matcher in chefspec like:

  expect(chef_run).to service_bitbucket('bitbucket')

This resource installs bitbucket backup-client and creates the backup properties config file.

Usage :

backup_client 'bitbucket' do
  backup_user 'bitbucket_backup'
  backup_password 'passwd'
  bitbucket_url 'http://bitbucket_url:7990'
  backup_path '/tmp'
end

Below are the attributes supported by this resource:

chef exec bundle install

To check rake tasks

chef exec bundle exec rake --tasks

To execute lynt and unit tests

chef exec bundle exec rake style

To execute Integration tests

rake integration:kitchen:default-centos-73

To directly use Kitchen

chef exec kitchen verify   default-centos-73

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

Author: Bharath Prakash ([email protected])

Author: Raghavendra Gona ([email protected])

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