vaijab/puppet-uwsgi

Puppet module for uWSGI server and apps management

uwsgi

This module installs uWSGI and configures it for Emperor mode. If you want to configure and run uWSGI apps, see the uwsgi::app class.

This module is most flexible and easiest to manage when used with Hiera.

Classes

uwsgi

Parameters

• package - used to specify what version of the package should be used. Valid values: installed, absent or specific package version. Default: installed. Note: Puppet cannot downgrade packages.

• service - service state. Valid values: running or stopped. Default: running.

• onboot - whether to enable or disable the service on boot. Valid values: true, false or manual. Default: true.

• config - Valid uWSGI configuration options for the uWSGI server. It is a hash, so any uWSGI valid key-value pairs as parameters.

Examples

---
classes:
  - uwsgi

# override default params
uwsgi::onboot: manual

# Add extra configs to default wsgi config
uwsgi::config:
  chmod-socket: 664

uwsgi::app

This class allows you to configure uWSGI apps.

Parameters

• ensure - Determines the state of the application configuration. Default: present. Valid values: present or absent.

• config - Valid uWSGI configuration options specific to an app. It is a hash, so any uWSGI valid key-value pairs as parameters.

• uid - User name to run uwsgi process on for this app. User must exist. Default: www-data for Ubuntu/Debian and uwsgi for Fedora/RedHat.

• gid - User group name to run uwsgi process on for this app. Group must exist. Default: www-data for Ubuntu/Debian and uwsgi for Fedora/RedHat.

Examples

---
classes:
  - uwsgi::app

uwsgi::app:
  'graphite':
    ensure: 'present'
    uid: '_graphite'
    gid: '_graphite'
    config:
      socket: ':20010'
      processes: 4
      wsgi-file: '/usr/share/graphite-web/graphite.wsgi'
      plugins: python

Authors

• Vaidas Jablonskis [email protected]

puppet-uwsgi's Issues

missing license

It would be great if a license was added. MIT would be greatly preferred!

Use osfamily fact rather than operatingsystem fact

Consider using $::osfamily rather than $::operatingsystem when configuring parameters. See: http://jenkner.org/blog/2013/03/27/use-osfamily-instead-of-operatingsystem/

My particular issue is installing uwsgi on OracleLinux, which is a derivative of RedHat.

case $::osfamily {
    RedHat: {
      $package_name   = 'uwsgi'
      $service_name   = 'uwsgi'
      $run_user       = 'uwsgi'
      $app_config_dir = '/etc/uwsgi.d'
    }
    Debian: {
      $package_name   = 'uwsgi'
      $service_name   = 'uwsgi'
      $upstart_script = '/etc/init/uwsgi.conf'
      $run_user       = 'www-data'
      $app_config_dir = '/etc/uwsgi/apps-enabled'
    }
    default: {
      fail("Module ${module_name} is not supported on ${::osfamily}")
    }

Add support for systemd

Centos 7+, and Ubuntu 15.04+ have replaced upstart, with systemd scripts. Could we add support for systemd?

Unable to locate package uwsgi-plugin-python debian 12

when including uwsgi class and running puppet on a debian 12 (bookworm) server,
i get this error :
Unable to locate package uwsgi-plugin-python
Error: Execution of '/usr/bin/apt-get -q -y -o DPkg::Options::=--force-confold --force-yes install uwsgi-plugin-python' returned 100: Reading package lists...
Building dependency tree...
Reading state information...
W: --force-yes is deprecated, use one of the options starting with --allow instead.
E: Unable to locate package uwsgi-plugin-python

could you add the package uwsgi-plugin-python3 which replaces uwsgi-plugin-python in file manifest/init.pp

Thanks for your help

Update Forge Module

47537fb
was merged but isn't available on forge. Can you publish 0.0.2?