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## Knife plugin to set node environment | |
# See http://wiki.opscode.com/display/chef/Environments | |
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## Install | |
# Place in .chef/plugins/knife/set_environment.rb | |
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## Usage | |
# Nick-Stielaus-MacBook-Pro:chef-repo nstielau$ knife node set_environment mynode.net my_env | |
# Looking for mynode.net | |
# Setting environment to my_env | |
# 1 items found | |
# | |
# Node Name: mynode.net | |
# Environment: my_env | |
# FQDN: mynode.net | |
# IP: 66.111.39.46 | |
# Run List: role[base], role[web_app] | |
# Roles: base, web_app | |
# Recipes timezone::default, hosts::default, sudo::default, web_app::default | |
# Platform: ubuntu 10.04 | |
require 'chef/knife' | |
module SomeNamespace | |
class NodeSetEnvironment < Chef::Knife | |
deps do | |
require 'chef/search/query' | |
require 'chef/knife/search' | |
end | |
banner "knife node set_environment NODE ENVIRONMENT" | |
def run | |
unless @node_name = name_args[0] | |
ui.error "You need to specify a node" | |
exit 1 | |
end | |
unless @environment = name_args[1] | |
ui.error "You need to specify an environment" | |
exit 1 | |
end | |
puts "Looking for #{@node_name}" | |
searcher = Chef::Search::Query.new | |
result = searcher.search(:node, "name:#{@node_name}") | |
knife_search = Chef::Knife::Search.new | |
node = result.first.first | |
if node.nil? | |
puts "Could not find a node named #{@node_name}" | |
exit 1 | |
end | |
puts "Setting environment to #{@environment}" | |
node.chef_environment(@environment) | |
node.save | |
knife_search = Chef::Knife::Search.new | |
knife_search.name_args = ['node', "name:#{@node_name}"] | |
knife_search.run | |
end | |
end | |
end |
I found a bug in this.
It allows me to set an environment that does not exist. That's pretty bad, and I'm not going to fix it right now.
Bug or feature? Which would be "valid" environments to you?
That's a very good point. Should knife pre-validate environments, or should I be extra careful? I don't know the answer right now.
I think anybody who uses knife should be careful :) The validation should be on higher layers, not in knife. Knife really is just a command-line tool to directly interact with the chef server. It's a little bit like a doctor cutting open a patient - and there should be no limits at all on the knife.
In practice, I never misspelled an environment, but I often forgot to set any environment at all. So for everything that is related to production, I have a CLI layer on top of knife. That is where the actual validation should take place (otherwise you won't be able to keep this gist reusable).
The above plugin fails with chef 11.0.0 on the last step of searching for and displaying the node info due to missing config[:rows] and config[:start] parameters in /opt/chef/embedded/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/chef-11.0.0/lib/chef/knife/search.rb
Apparently they are nil, any idea how to pass default values in?
knife_search.config[:start] = 0
knife_search.config[:rows] = 1
See my clone at https://gist.github.com/bknowles/7572785 that includes these changes. Thanks!
Works lovely, thanks