This cookbook deployes the dotCloud docker-registry

Chef 0.10.0 or higher required (for Chef environment use).

• application_nginx
• application_python

• Ubuntu

See attributes/default.rb for default values.

• node["docker-registry"]["revision"] - Git tag to install.
• node["docker-registry"]["storage"] - Defines the type of storage to use, local or s3.
• node["docker-registry"]["ssl"] - If ssl should be enabled.
• node["docker-registry"]["server_name"] - The FQDN that NGiNX will proxy for.
• node["docker-registry"]["data_bag"] - Name of data bag containing encrypted secrets.
• node["docker-registry"]["s3_access_key"] - Your S3 Access Key.
• node["docker-registry"]["s3_bucket"] - Your S3 storage bucket.
• node["docker-registry"]["secret_key"] - A 64 character random string. This is used to secure the session cookie. It is recommended to store this in the encrypted data bag.

To enable SSL or use S3 as a storage backend a data bag must be created to store the secrets. The data bag should contain an item for each environment that will host the docker-registry.

$ knife data bag show BAG_NAME ENVIRONMENT --secret-file=my-secret-file
{
  "id": "ENVIRONMENT",
  "secret_key": "...",
  "ssl_certificate": [
    "....", # SSL Certificate Chain
    "....",
    "...." 
  ],
  "ssl_certificate_key": "...",
  "s3_secret_key": "..."
}

The ssl_certificate should contain the entire Certificate chain starting with the server certificate. The values should not contain any new lines. You can do this with cat my_cert.crt | tr -d '\r\n'.

A helper role that will configure a server to act as both an application server and load balancer.

Applying this role will install the docker-registry

Applying this role will install and configure NGiNX to proxy to all application servers.

The docker-registry_load_balancer role included in the repo will install the latest NGiNX from source. Ubuntu includes an ancient version that won't work with the registry.

Author:: Raul E Rangel ([email protected])

Copyright 2013, Raul E Rangel.

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