Install the Squash exception handling tool.
"Squash is a collection of tools that help engineers find and kill bugs in their code by automatically collecting, collating and analyzing run time exceptions."
Squash is a jruby rails app, so this cookbook is an application style cookbook that provisions squash's dependencies and then squash itself.
To handle the jruby aspect it uses tomcat and trinidad.
Chef 10.x (the tomcat cookbook does not work with Chef 11 yet)
It currently only works on RHEL platforms (CentOS, Scientific, Amazon, etc.)
- user
- group
- sudo
- yum
- apt
- git
- java
- tomcat
- ruby_build
- rbenv
- nginx
- database
- aws
- xfs
- mysql
- postgresql
The default recipe will provision squash. So just bring the cookbook into your environment and add recipe[squash] to your run_list.
The Git URL which is used to install squash.
The default is "git://github.com/blueboxgroup/web.git".
The commit or branch which is used to install squash.
The default is "master.
The version of jruby you would like squash to run under.
The default is jruby-1.7.3.
The version of ruby you would like squash to run under.
The default is 1.9.3-p392.
There are also per service attributes within each of the recipes. For example, the _postgresql recipe sets up the postgres version and defines which packages need to be run.
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