def install(self, **kwargs):
"""
Installs and configures supervisor on the remote machine.
Supervisor is installed via easy_install, a supervisor.conf file is created with an entry
to include additional conf files in the directory: cfg().supervisord_include_conf. An init.d
script is written, and if the program "chkconfig" exists, supervisor is added.
:return: None
"""
start_msg('----- Install "supervisord" via "easy_install".')
result = sudo("easy_install supervisor")
if result.return_code != 0:
HaltError('Failed to install "supervisord".')
result = run("which supervisord")
if result.return_code != 0:
raise HaltError('Confusion: just installed "supervisord" but its not there?')
message("Install successful; setting configuration.")
# create the root supervisord.conf with an [include] entry that allows loading additional
# from the folder: /etc/supervisor/conf.d/*.conf
# we use this location for site-specific config (e.g., a site's [program] section).
# start with the default conf file; the grep strips comment lines.
result = run('echo_supervisord_conf | grep "^;.*$" -v')
if result.failed:
raise HaltError("Unable to retrieve default supervisord configuration.")
# build the new configuration by just appending the include definition,
# then write it to: /etc/supervisord.conf
files = path.join(cfg().supervisord_include_conf, "*.conf")
new_conf = "{result}\n\n[include]\nfiles = {files}\n".format(**locals())
put_string(new_conf, "/etc/supervisord.conf", use_sudo=True)
# make sure the directory exists.
result = sudo("mkdir -p {0}".format(cfg().supervisord_include_conf))
if result.failed:
raise HaltError('Unable to create include dir: "{0}"'.format(cfg().supervisord_include_conf))
# finally write an init-script to /etc/init.d so supervisord gets run at startup.
# TODO: write system-dependent script using "uname -s": OSX=Darwin, Amazon Linux AMI=Linux, ??
put_string(_INIT_SCRIPT_LINUX, "/etc/init.d/supervisor", use_sudo=True, mode=00755)
# the Amazon Linux AMI uses chkconfig; the init.d script won't do the job by itself.
# set supervisord so it can be managed by chkconfig; and turn on boot startup.
# ubuntu (and Debian?) use UpStart or update-rc.d, so check them out.
result = run("which chkconfig")
if result.succeeded:
message("System has chkconfig; configuring.")
result = sudo("chkconfig --add supervisor")
if result.failed:
raise HaltError('"chkconfig --add supervisor" failed.')
result = sudo("chkconfig supervisor on")
if result.failed:
raise HaltError('"chkconfig supervisor on" failed.')
succeed_msg('"supervisord" is installed ({0}).'.format(result))
return self
def write_config(self, name, server_names, proxy_pass, static_locations='', log_root=None, listen=80):
"""
Writes an Nginx server configuration file.
This function writes a specific style of configuration, that seems to be somewhat common, where
Nginx is used as a reverse-proxy for a locally-running (e.g., WSGI) server.
:param name: identifies the server name; used to name the configuration file.
:param server_names:
:param proxy_pass: identifies the local proxy to which Nginx will pass requests.
"""
start_msg('----- Writing Nginx server configuration for "{0}":'.format(name))
# be sure the log directory exists.
if log_root is None:
log_root = path.join(cfg().deploy_root, name, 'logs')
result = sudo('mkdir -p {0}'.format(log_root))
if result.failed:
raise HaltError('Unable to create log directory: "{0}"'.format(log_root))
# generate and write the configuration file.
server_config = _NGINX_SERVER_CONF.format(**locals())
dest = path.join(cfg().nginx_include_conf, '{name}.conf'.format(**locals()))
message('Writing to file: "{0}"'.format(dest))
put_string(server_config, dest, use_sudo=True)
succeed_msg('Wrote conf file for "{0}".'.format(name))
return self
def install(self, **kwargs):
# install Nginx using the package manager.
self._simple.install()
start_msg('----- Configuring "Nginx":')
# verify that there's an init-script.
result = run('test -f /etc/init.d/nginx')
if result.failed:
raise HaltError('Uh oh. Package manager did not install an Nginx init-script.')
# write nginx.conf file.
dest = path.join(cfg().nginx_conf, 'nginx.conf')
message('Writing "nginx.conf"')
put_string(_NGINX_CONF, dest, use_sudo=True)
# the Amazon Linux AMI uses chkconfig; the init.d script won't do the job by itself.
# set Nginx so it can be managed by chkconfig; and turn on boot startup.
result = run('which chkconfig')
if result.succeeded:
message('System has chkconfig; configuring.')
result = sudo('chkconfig --add nginx')
if result.failed:
raise HaltError('"chkconfig --add nginx" failed.')
result = sudo('chkconfig nginx on')
if result.failed:
raise HaltError('"chkconfig nginx on" failed.')
succeed_msg('Successfully installed and configured "Nginx".')
return self
def write_config(self, name, cmd, dir=None, log_root=None, env=None):
"""
Writes a supervisor [program] entry to a "conf" file.
The conf file is named "<name>.conf", and is located in the directory identified by:
cfg().supervisord_include_conf
Calling this function is typically followed soon after by a call to reload_config().
:param name:
specifies the program name.
:param cmd:
specifies the command to start the program.
:param dir:
specifies the directory to chdir to before executing command. default: no chdir.
:param log_root:
specifies the location for supervisor log file.
default is 'logs' in the deployment root directory.
:param env:
specifies the child process environment. default: None.
"""
start_msg('----- Writing supervisor conf file for "{0}":'.format(name))
if dir is None:
dir = ""
if env is None:
env = ""
if not log_root:
log_root = path.join(cfg().deploy_root, "logs")
# first be sure the log directory exists. if not supervisor will fail to load the config.
result = sudo("mkdir -p {0}".format(log_root))
if result.failed:
raise HaltError('Unable to create log directory: "{0}"'.format(log_root))
# now write the entry.
entry = (
"[program:{name}]\n"
"command={cmd}\n"
"directory={dir}\n"
"user=nobody\n"
"autostart=true\n"
"autorestart=true\n"
"stdout_logfile={log_root}/{name}.log\n"
"redirect_stderr=True\n"
"environment={env}\n".format(**locals())
)
dest = path.join(cfg().supervisord_include_conf, "{name}.conf".format(**locals()))
message('Writing to file: "{0}"'.format(dest))
put_string(entry, dest, use_sudo=True)
succeed_msg('Wrote conf file for "{0}".'.format(name))
return self