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talend_commandline

This module is used to install Talend CommandLine (essentially a copy of Talend Studio), as well as install a service using supervisord.
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Version information

  • 0.2.0 (latest)
  • 0.1.2
  • 0.1.1
  • 0.1.0
released Nov 21st 2016
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williamtsoi/talend_commandline — version 0.2.0 Nov 21st 2016

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Overview

This module is used to install Talend CommandLine (essentially a copy of Talend Studio), as well as install a service using supervisord.

Module Description

This module will:

  • Download and extract a copy of Talend studio from a given URL
  • Download and install a license file from a given URL
  • (optional) Download and extract a compressed file with required libraries (such as jdbc connectors)
  • Manage and create (if required) a user and group used to run the CommandLine service
  • Create a folder to store builds required for Talend builds
  • Install supervisord, used to run the commandline process
  • Configure the CommandLine as a program within supervisord
  • Start the CommandLine service

Usage

Basic (minimal) setup

class { '::talend_commandline':
  cmdline_url => 'http://foo.com/Talend-Studio-20160704_1411-V6.2.1.zip',
  license_url => 'http://foo.com/license',
}

Custom Setup with all parameters

class { '::talend_commandline':
  $cmdline_url                => 'http://foo.com/Talend-Studio-20160704_1411-V6.2.1.zip',
  $cmdline_home               => '/opt/cmdline',
  $cmdline_subfolder          => 'Talend-Studio-20160704_1411-V6.2.1',
  $cmdline_user               => 'talend',
  $cmdline_group              => 'talend',
  $manage_user                => true,
  $manage_group               => true,
  $license_url                => 'http://foo.com/license',
  $cmdline_exports_path       => '/opt/cmdline/exports',
  $cmdline_db_connectors_url  => undef,
  $cmdline_port               => 8002,
  $jmxremote_port             => 8887,
}

Limitations

TODO: This is where you list OS compatibility, version compatibility, etc.

Development

TODO: Since your module is awesome, other users will want to play with it. Let them know what the ground rules for contributing are.