danielcoman/saltdock

SaltStack in Docker

saltdock

SaltStack in Docker (Compose, Swarm)

Quickly spin up a slick SaltStack dev env using the Docker ecosystem.
Docker Compose and Docker Swarm is used to bootstrap the env.

├── README.md
├── image
│   ├── Dockerfile.deb ------------------> Ubuntu
│   ├── Dockerfile.deb_systemd ----------> Ubuntu with systemd
│   ├── Dockerfile.rpm_systemd ----------> Centos 7.x with systemd
│   ├── repo
│   │   ├── SALTSTACK-GPG-KEY.pub
│   │   └── saltstack.list
│   └── run.sh
├── other
├── saltdock.sh ------------------------> Use this script to spin up containers with systemd
├── saltdock_build.yml
├── saltdock_deploy.yml
└── vol
    ├── etc
    │   └── salt --------------------> Default master conf provided, edit it if needed
    └── srv
        └── salt --------------------> Salt states, formulas, pillars

Versions:

ubuntu:16.04
Centos 7.x
salt:2017.7.2

Salt configurations:

auto_accept: True

1 Start saltdock

Inside cloned repo folder run:

1.1 Build images:

docker-compose -f build.yml build

1.2 Init single node docker swarm:

docker swarm init   

1.3. Deploy stack on docker swarm:

docker stack deploy -c deploy.yml saltdock

If this step fails due to race condition with container needing network first just run it a few times util you are lucky.

2 Systemd containers - saltdock cli

Containers with systemd are not supported in Docker Compose or Swarm.

2.1 Add an ubuntu systemd container.

./saltdock.sh add 3 deb

2.2 Add to path

ln -s ~/saltdock/saltdock.sh /usr/local/bin/saltdock

3 Remove saltdock

3.1 Remove ubuntu systemd containers first:

saltdock rm

3.2 Remove the stack

docker stack rm saltdock

4 Extras

Minion keys are stored in a local volume, to clean dead ones:

salt-run manage.down removekeys=True

Shell shortcuts:

#saltdock
alias dps="docker ps"
alias dpsa="docker ps -a"

alias dstop='docker stop `docker ps --format "{{.ID}}"`'

alias drm='docker rm `docker ps --format "{{.ID}}"`'
alias drma='docker rm `docker ps -a --format "{{.ID}}"`'

dexec() { docker exec -ti $1 bash }

Salt useful stuff:

salt '*' saltutil.pillar_refresh
salt '*' mine.update
salt '*' saltutil.sync_all
salt '*' state.highstate