Chef Cookbook to manage configuration files
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LWRP to manage configuration files.
Right now the LWRP manages plain files but INI files are also planned to be managed. The actions that can be done by this LWRP over plain files are:
:append
- Append a line at the end of the file:remove
- Remove a specific line whith match with a passed pattern:replace
- Replace a specific line with a new line:insert_after_match
- Search for a pattern and insert a line after if it's found:insert_if_not_match
- Search for a pattern and append a line if the pattern isn't foundYou can add the recipe conf
to a node run_list
, so all the recipes from
that runlist can use the resources and providers.
In order to use this LWRP from your cookbook or recipe you need to add
this cookbook as a dependency at the metadata.rb
file.
After doing that you can do things like:
conf_plain_file '/etc/hosts' do
pattern /test\.mydomain/
new_line '127.0.0.1 test.mydomain.com'
action :insert_if_no_match
end
Which will insert the new_line
if the file doesn't contain the pattern
/test.mydomain/
.
To see how this works and how could be used from another cookbook, let's see some examples.
Let's say we have a file named /tmp/file.txt
which content is:
0 - Line zero
1 - First line
2 - Second line
3 - Third line
4 - Last line
To replace one line with another one, we can do from our recipe:
conf_plain_file '/tmp/file.txt' do
current_line '2 - Second line'
new_line '2 - The new Second line'
action :replace
end
The result content will be:
0 - Line zero
1 - First line
2 - The new Second line
3 - Third line
4 - Last line
To append one line we can do this:
conf_plain_file '/tmp/file.txt' do
new_line '5 - New Last Line'
action :append
end
The result content will be:
0 - Line zero
1 - First line
2 - Second line
3 - Third line
4 - Last line
5 - New Last Line
To remove one specific line:
conf_plain_file '/tmp/file.txt' do
pattern /Third/
action :remove
end
The result content will be:
0 - Line zero
1 - First line
2 - Second line
4 - Last line
To append a line with some text if the text doesn't is yet at the file:
conf_plain_file '/tmp/file.txt' do
pattern /6 -/
new_line '6 - A new line six'
action :insert_if_no_match
end
The result content will be:
0 - Line zero
1 - First line
2 - Second line
3 - Third line
4 - Last line
6 - A new line six
To insert a line in the file after another line but not at the end:
conf_plain_file '/vagrant/insert_after_match.txt' do
pattern /First/
new_line ' 1.5 - Almost second line'
action :insert_after_match
end
The result content will be:
0 - Line zero
1 - First line
1.5 - Almost second line
2 - Second line
3 - Third line
4 - Last line
Author:: Juanje Ojeda juanje.ojeda@gmail.com
Copyright:: 2011 Junta de Andalucía Copyright:: 2012 Juanje Ojeda juanje.ojeda@gmail.com
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