Help

This module has seen some use, and noone is more surprised than me. I clearly don't have the bandwidth to maintain it properly anymore. If you're interested in helping, please send me an email: fjvanw at thetadelt.com. I will figure out how to deal with the credentials needed, here and on PuppetForge, at the time.

Puppet Gitlab CI Multi Runner

A module for the installation and use of the Gitlab CI MultiRunner written in Go.

Installation takes place via the instructions found here

• Repo is added, User created and managed, and the Runners are registered.

The version of the gitlab-ci-multi-runner package is restricted to v0.4.2 for RHEL5 and RHEL6 derivatives due to restrictions identified on CentOS systems. RHEL7 and Debian derivatives are set to use the most current release available.

##Usage

class {'gitlab_ci_multi_runner': 
    nice => '15'
}

gitlab_ci_multi_runner::runner { "This is My Runner":
    gitlab_ci_url => 'http://ci.gitlab.examplecorp.com',
    tags          => ['tag', 'tag2','java', 'php'],
    token         => 'sometoken',
    executor      => 'shell',
}

gitlab_ci_multi_runner::runner { "This is My Second Runner":
    gitlab_ci_url => 'http://ci.gitlab.examplecorp.com',
    tags          => ['tag', 'tag2','npm', 'grunt'],
    token         => 'sometoken'
    executor      => 'ssh',
    ssh_host      => 'cirunners.examplecorp.com',
    ssh_port      => 22,
    ssh_user      => 'mister-ci',
    ssh_password  => 'password123'
}

gitlab_ci_multi_runner::runner { "This is My Third Runner using Docker":
    gitlab_ci_url           => 'http://ci.gitlab.examplecorp.com'
    tags                    => ['tag', 'tag2','docker', 'container'],
    token                   => 'sometoken'
    executor                => 'docker',
    docker_image            => 'ruby:2.1',
    docker_postgres         => '9.5',
    docker_allowed_services => ['elasticsearch', 'memcached', 'haproxy'],
    docker_allowed_images   => ['ruby', 'wordpress'],
    docker_volumes          => ['/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock', '/src/webapp:/opt/webapp']
}

##Installation Options

nice

control the niceness of the actual process running the CI Jobs. Valid values are from -20 to 19.
Leading '+' is optional.

##Runner Options

All options are pulled from the Gitlab CI MultiRunner registration command - The name of the runner will be used to Generate the description when registering the Runner.

###Standard Options Used By all Executors.

####gitlab_ci_url

The GitLab-CI Coordinator URL

####tags This is a list of tags to apply to the runner - it takes an array, which will be joined into a comma separated list of tags.

####token

The GitLab-CI Token for this Runner

####executor

The Executor: shell, docker, docker-ssh, ssh?

The Runner is packages with a "Parallels" Executor as well.

Docker Options

Used by the Docker and Docker SSH executors.

####docker_image

The Docker Image (eg. ruby:2.1)

####docker_privileged

Run Docker containers in privileged mode

Any truthy value will set this off.

####docker_mysql

If you want to enable mysql please enter version (X.Y) or enter latest

####docker_postgres

If you want to enable postgres please enter version (X.Y) or enter latest

####docker_redis

If you want to enable redis please enter version (X.Y) or enter latest

####docker_mongo

If you want to enable mongo please enter version (X.Y) or enter latest

####docker_volumes

Specify a list of volumes that are being mounted to every docker container spawned by a docker executor. For details see the official documentation about docker volumes.

###Parallels Options Used by the "Parallels" executor.

####parallels_vm

The Parallels VM (eg. my-vm)

###SSH Options Used by the SSH, Docker SSH, and Parllels Executors.

####ssh_host

The SSH Server Address (eg. my.server.com)

####ssh_port

The SSH Server Port (eg. 22)

####ssh_user

The SSH User (eg. root)

####ssh_password

The SSH Password (eg. docker.io)

Contributing

Please maintain sensible spacing between logical blocks of code, and a 4 space indent - no tabs, thank you. Where line breaks are concerned - readability is the key here. Since we're no longer using punch cards to run our code, there's no need for our lines to fit into a specific line length 100% of the time. That being said, this repository likes to wrap between 80 and 100 characters when possible, to facilitate a broad range of coding display styles. If you use puppet-lint, I suggest you also use the flag to disable the 80 character line limit.

Please open pull requests for any features you can, and make sure to update the README for your features.