Installs/Configures Atlassian Bamboo

• Add recipe[bamboo] to your node's run list.

• Add recipe[bamboo::agent] to your node's run list.

• recipe "bamboo::default", "Installs the bamboo server with optional backup in place and logging to graylog."
• recipe "bamboo::server", "Only installs the bamboo server."
• recipe "bamboo::agent", "Installs a bamboo agent."

• Ubuntu 12.04, 12.10, 13.04

• MySQL

Required Opscode Cookbooks

• apache2 (if using Apache 2 proxy)
• ark
• database
• git
• java
• mysql
• cron

Third-Party Cookbooks

• mysql_connector (if using MySQL database)
• backup (if using backup)

These attributes are under the node[:bamboo] namespace.

These attributes are under the node[:bamboo][:agent] namespace. Agents attributes can be different than the server attributes.

These attributes are under the node[:bamboo][:database] namespace.

These attributes are under the node[:bamboo][:jvm] namespace.

These attributes are under the node[:bamboo][:graylog] namespace.

These attributes are under the node[:bamboo][:graylog] namespace.

These attributes are under the node[:bamboo][:backup] namespace.

Here's how you can quickly get testing or developing against the cookbook thanks to Test-Kitchen and Berkshelf.

git clone git://github.com/ramonskie/bamboo.git
cd bamboo
see [TESTING.md](TESTING.md)

The running Bamboo server is accessible from the host machine:

You can then SSH into the running VM using the vagrant ssh command.

The VM can easily be stopped and deleted with the vagrant destroy command. Please see the official Vagrant documentation for a more in depth explanation of available commands.

Please see documentation in: TESTING.md

Please use standard Github issues/pull requests and if possible, in combination with testing on the Vagrant boxes.

Please see license information in: LICENSE

• ramonskie ([email protected])
• soudmaijer ([email protected])