Create a Puppet-provisioned development VM that runs Grunt and integrates with Travis CI, HipChat and Cachet
Learn how a Puppet provisioned Vagrant VM can abstract Node.js-based workflows away from a developer's machine, and into a structured, testable, continuous-integration environment.
This project makes use of the following packages, services and software:
- Vagrant
- Puppet
- Node.js
- Yeoman
- Grunt
- Bower
- generator-zf5
- Zurb Foundation 5
- Travis CI
- HipChat
- Hubot
- Hubot Cachethq
- Cachet
Vagrant must be installed on the computers you wish to run the local VMs.
Hostnames will need to be changed in bootstrap-master.sh and bootstrap-agent.sh. DHCP or local host files should match.
Production URL and Git config options need to be changed in deploy.sh.
New SSH id_rsa deploy key pair will need to be generated and encrypted. See encryping-fiiles for more information on encrypting files with Travis CI.
New HipChat room and token will need to be created. Encrypted token will need to be inserted into .travis.yml (lines 21-24). See HipChat-notification for information on encrypting tokens with Travis CI.
Hubot will need to be updated with new HipChat and Cachet tokens, IDs and URLs in hubot.conf.
Provides all needed files to stand up a local, Cent OS 6 VM as a Puppet Master with Foreman as its ENC.
Provides all needed files to stand up a local, Cent OS 6 VM as a Puppet Agent with the ZF5 generator installed and ready for development work.
Version controlled Hubot configuration.
