YpNo / blackfire-cookbook

Chef cookbook for Blackfire

Blackfire Cookbook

This cookbook installs and configures the blackfire stack.

Requirements

Platform

• Ubuntu (10.04/11.04/12.04/13.04/14.04)
• Debian (6.0/7.0)
• RedHat Based (CentOS 6.4 and Fedora 20 tested, others should work)

cookbooks

• apt
• yum

Attributes

The following attributes are available to affect the installation/configuration of the Backfire stack

blackfire::default

• node['blackfire']['agent']['version'] - Sets which version of the agent to install. Default last version.
• node['blackfire']['agent']['server_id'] - Sets the Server ID to use for the agent (See https://blackfire.io/account/agents)
• node['blackfire']['agent']['server_token'] - Sets the Server Token to use for the agent (See https://blackfire.io/account/agents)
• node['blackfire']['agent']['log_level'] - Sets the logging level for the agent. Default 1
• node['blackfire']['agent']['log_file'] - Sets where the agent write logs. Default "stderr"
• node['blackfire']['agent']['socket'] - Sets where the socket the agent will listen to. Default "unix:///var/run/blackfire/agent.sock"

blackfire::php

• node['blackfire']['php']['version'] - Sets which version of the PHP extension will be installed. Default last version.
• node['blackfire']['php']['agent_timeout'] - Sets the PHP extension timeout when communicating with the agent. Default '0.25'
• node['blackfire']['php']['log_level'] - Sets the logging level for the PHP extension.
• node['blackfire']['php']['log_file'] - Sets where the PHP extension write logs.
• node['blackfire']['php']['ini_path'] - Sets where the PHP configuration will be written.
• node['blackfire']['php']['server_id'] - Sets the Server ID to use for probe fine-grained configuration (See https://blackfire.io/doc/configuration#probe-configuration)
• node['blackfire']['php']['server_token'] - Sets the Server Token to use for probe fine-grained configuration (See https://blackfire.io/doc/configuration#probe-configuration)

Usage

blackfire::default

Add agent Server ID and token and include blackfire in your node's run_list:

{
  "name":"my_node",
  "run_list": [
    "recipe[blackfire]"
  ],
  "blackfire": {
    "agent": {
      "server_id": "my-agent-server-id",
      "server_token": "my-agent-server-token"
    }
  }
}

blackfire::agent

Used if you wish to install only the agent.

blackfire::php

Used if you wish to install only the PHP extension.

Note about blackfire::php

This cookbook makes no assumption about the webserver you use.

Therefore this is your responsability to write a wrapper and notify your webserver (ie. Apache or php5-fpm) for reload/restart or subscribe the good resources.

You can obtain futher informations on wrapper cookbooks here: https://www.getchef.com/blog/2013/12/03/doing-wrapper-cookbooks-right/

One way to do that (maybe the best to avoid disturbing logs messages):

include_recipe "blackfire"

begin
  r = resources(:ruby_block => "blackfire-php-restart-webserver")
  r.block do
  end
  r.notifies :reload, "service[php5-fpm]"
rescue Chef::Exceptions::ResourceNotFound
  Chef::Log.warn 'could not find resource "ruby_block[blackfire-php-restart-webserver]" to override!'
end

Contributing

1. Fork the repository on Github
2. Create a named feature branch (like add_component_x)
3. Write you change
4. Write tests for your change (if applicable)
5. Run the tests, ensuring they all pass
6. Submit a Pull Request using Github

Tests

Three test suites exist:

• two using kitchen.ci (meant to be run localy by contributors)
• one using rspec (meant to be run by travis, not localy).

These test suites can be launched by using rake integration:vagrant or rake integration:docker for the kitchen.ci one and rake travis for rspec.

Supermarket share

You need stove to publish the cookbook on supermarket. Once it's done use rake publish

License and Authors

• Author:: Tugdual Saunier ([e-mail])

Copyright:: 2014-2016 Blackfire.io

See LICENSE file