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NGINX module

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Version information

  • 0.1.2 (latest)
  • 0.1.1
  • 0.1.0
released Jan 14th 2014

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Add this module to your Puppetfile:

mod 'arioch-nginx', '0.1.2'
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Add this module to your Bolt project:

bolt module add arioch-nginx
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Manually install this module globally with Puppet module tool:

puppet module install arioch-nginx --version 0.1.2

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arioch/nginx — version 0.1.2 Jan 14th 2014

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Requirements

Tested on...

  • Debian 6 (Squeeze)

Example usage

HTTP reverse proxy

node /frontend/ {
  class {
    'nginx':;
  }

  Nginx::Proxy {
    ensure => present,
    enable => true,
  }

  nginx::proxy {
    'test01.example.com': server_name => 'test01.example.com', proxy_pass => 'http://10.0.0.1';
    'test02.example.com': server_name => 'test02.example.com', proxy_pass => 'http://10.0.0.2';
  }

}

HTTP reverse proxy, with load balancing

node /frontend/ {
  class {
    'nginx':;
  }

  Nginx::Proxy {
    ensure     => present,
    enable     => true,
    proxy_pass => 'http://backend',
  }

  nginx::proxy {
    'test01.example.com': server_name => 'test01.example.com', proxy_pass => 'http://backend';
    'test02.example.com': server_name => 'test02.example.com', proxy_pass => 'http://backend';
    'test03.example.com': server_name => 'test03.example.com', proxy_pass => 'http://backend';
    'test04.example.com': server_name => 'test04.example.com', proxy_pass => 'http://backend';
  }

  nginx::upstream { 'backend':
    ip_hash        => true,
    upstream_nodes => [
      '10.0.1.1',
      '10.0.1.2',
      '10.0.1.3',
      '10.0.1.4'
    ];
  }
}

Load balancing with ip hashes (sticky connections)

Sticky connections are useful for applications that rely on cookies or being served by the same backend node for different reasons.

This is usually the case for PHP applications so it's enabled by default.

nginx::upstream { 'backend':
  ip_hash        => true,
  upstream_nodes => [
    '10.0.1.1',
    '10.0.1.2',
    '10.0.1.3',
    '10.0.1.4'
  ];
}

Disable access logs

node /frontend/ {
  class {
    'nginx':;
  }

  nginx::proxy { 'test01.example.com':
    server_name => 'test01.example.com',
    access_log  => false,
  }
}

Configure proxy cache

node /frontend/ {
  class { 'nginx':
     proxy_cache           = true,
     proxy_cache_dir       = '/cache',
     proxy_cache_path      = '/cache/static levels=1:2 keys_zone=staticfilecache:60m inactive=90m max_size=500m',
     proxy_connect_timeout = '30',
     proxy_read_timeout    = '120',
     proxy_send_timeout    = '120',
     proxy_temp_path       = '/cache/tmp',
  }

  nginx::proxy { 'proxy01.example.com':
    server_name          => 'proxy01.example.com',
    proxy_pass           => 'http://backend01',
    proxy_cache_enable   => true,
    expires              => '864000',
    proxy_cache_location => '~* /.*(jpg|jpeg|png|gif|css|mp3|wav|swf|mov|ico|htm|html)$';
  }
}

Mail proxy

node /frontend/ {
  class {
    'nginx': mail => true;
  }

  Nginx::Mail {
    ensure         => present,
    server_name    => $::fqdn,
    listen_address => $::ipaddress,
    proxy          => 'on'
  }

  nginx::mail {
    'imap':     listen_port => '143', protocol => 'imap';
    'imaps':    listen_port => '993', protocol => 'imap';
    'pop3':     listen_port => '110', protocol => 'pop3';
    'pop3s':    listen_port => '995', protocol => 'pop3';
    'smtp':     listen_port => '25',  protocol => 'smtp';
    'smtp-465': listen_port => '465', protocol => 'smtp';
    'smtp-587': listen_port => '587', protocol => 'smtp';
  }
}

Enable status page

node /box/ {
  class { 'nginx':
    status_enable => true,
    status_allow  => '127.0.0.1',
    status_deny   => 'all',
  }

Unit testing

Plain RSpec:

$ rake spec

Using bundle:

$ bundle exec rake spec

Test against a specific Puppet or Facter version:

$ PUPPET_VERSION=3.2.1  bundle update && bundle exec rake spec
$ PUPPET_VERSION=2.7.19 bundle update && bundle exec rake spec
$ FACTER_VERSION=1.6.8  bundle update && bundle exec rake spec