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netapp_smo
Introduction
This module manages the SnapManager for Oracle package.
Packaging
The SMO package comes as a binary self-contained executable installer that supports a silent running mode. The .bin file must already exist, or be downloaded from a specified source URI (http://, file://, ftp://, s3://...).
Example
class { 'netapp_smo':
version => '3.4',
source_uri => 'http://content.mycorp.com/archives/netapp_smo'
}
Configuration
Class: netapp_smo
Parameters
source_uri:
Path to find the folder containing the installation binary (eg: http://content.localdomain/netapp_smo). The source URI should be the containing folder for installer_filename
version: (optional)
Version of SMO to install
manage_installer: (optional, boolean)
True or false, whether to manage the installer binary, if set to false then the binary must exist on the system. If manage_installer is true then a source_uri must be supplied.
installer_path: (optional)
Path where the installer binary is to be found, if manage_installer is set to true then the module will download the binary file here (it is deleted after install). default: /tmp
manage_installer_path: (optional, boolean)
Whether or not to try and manage/create the installer_path, default: false
installer_filename: (optional)
If version, arch and system_type are set then the installer filename will be determined automatically, but can be overridden here.
manage_systemd: (optional, boolean)
Whether or not to manage the systemd unit file. Defaults to true on RedHat 7 derivitives and false on others
manage_service: (optional, boolean)
Whether or not to try and manage the service
service_name: (optional)
Name of the service, default: netapp-smo
service_start: (optional)
Specify a custom start command for the service if manage_service is true, default: undef
service_stop: (optional)
Specify a custom stop command for the service if manage_service is true, default: undef
service_status: (optional)
Specify a custom status command for the service if manage_service is true, default: undef
service_hasrestart: (optional, boolean)
Whether or not the service has a restart capability, default: undef
system_type: (optional)
The system type we are installing, used for autodetermining the installer_filename. default: linux
system_arch: (optional)
The system arch we are installing, used for autodetermining the installer_filename. default: x64
smo_root: (optional)
The location of the snapmanager binaries, defaults to /opt/NetApp, or /opt/NTAPsmo on Solaris
properties: (optional, hash)
A hash of netapp_smo::property types to configure. (see below)
upgradable: (optional, boolean)
This feature can only be used when manage_installer is true and a version attribute is supplied. It causes the module to attempt to keep track of installed versions in ${smo_root}/smo/.puppet/ allowing you to upgrade SMO by changing the version. If upgradable is set to true and the target version does not exist in .puppet/ then the module will stop the SMO service and attempt to download and run the installer. By default, this feature is disabled. A future major release of this module will enable this by default.
Service
If you are running on systemd it is advisable to use the systemd script provided by enabling manage_systemd to avoid problems with the SMO service sharing the same scope as Puppet and therefore stopped when Puppet is stopped.
If you are not using systemd then you will probably need to specify how to start and stop the service, eg:
class { 'netapp_smo':
...
service_hasrestart => false,
service_start => '/opt/NetApp/smo/bin/smo_server start',
service_stop => '/opt/NetApp/smo/bin/smo_server stop',
service_status => '/opt/NetApp/smo/bin/smo_server status',
}
Defined resource type: netapp_smo::property
Configures properties in the <smo_root>/smo/properties/smo.config file
The resource title corresponds to the name of the setting.
Parameters
ensure: (optional) Default to present
value: Value to configure
Author
- Written and maintained by Craig Dunn craig@craigdunn.org @crayfishx
- Sponsered by Baloise Group http://baloise.github.io
2.1.1
- Fixed bug with service stopping and starting on every Puppet run with upgradable https://github.com/crayfishx/puppet-netapp_smo/pull/7
- Fixed netapp-smo service not being enabled https://github.com/crayfishx/puppet-netapp_smo/pull/6
- Fixed scoping of service_name attribute and other minor lint fixes
2.1.0
Feature release.
- Added the
upgradableattribute to enable the module to track installed versions and attempt to upgrade an SMO installation. By default this behaviour is disabled and can be enabled by settingupgradabletotrue. See the README for more information on this option.
2.0.1
Minor forge release, corrects the use of "SnapDrive for Oracle" to "SnapManager for Oracle"
- systemd template service description changed to reflect "SnapManager for Oracle"
2.0.0
If you are managing the installer with this module (manage_installer => true) then this release is not compatible with the 1.x releases, please read the release notes and documentation carefully.
- (break) Removed
source_pathoption and replaced withsource_uri - (break) The module no longer supports downloading from
puppet:///locations, if you really need to do this then you will need to manage the file from outside of this module (eg: your profile) and specifymanage_installer => false. The module supportshttp://,https://,ftp://,file://ands3://uri's as supported by puppet-archive - Now uses
puppet/archiveinstead of file resources for managing the installer - Added systemd unit file for managing the smo service on systemd based platforms
- New options for managing service
- Module now cleans up the installer file after install
- Various ordering/dependency bug fixes
Dependencies
- puppetlabs-inifile (>= 1.0.0 < 2.0.0)
- camptocamp-systemd (>= 0.3.0 < 1.0.0)
- puppet-archive (>= 0.5.0 < 2.0.0)
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