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A pallet crate to install and configure upstart.
Dependency Information
:dependencies [[com.palletops/upstart-crate "0.8.0-alpha.2"]]
Releases
| Pallet | Crate Version | Repo | GroupId | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.8.0-beta.6 | 0.8.0-alpha.2 | clojars | com.palletops | Release Notes | Source |
| 0.7.2 | 0.7.0-alpha.2 | clojars | com.palletops | Release Notes | Source |
Usage
The upstart configuration does not replace the system init as PID 1.
The server-spec function provides a convenient pallet server spec for upstart. It takes a single map as an argument, specifying configuration choices, as described below for the settings function. You can use this in your own group or server specs in the :extends clause.
(require '[pallet/crate/upstart :as upstart])
(group-spec my-upstart-group
:extends [(upstart/server-spec {})])
While server-spec provides an all-in-one function, you can use the individual plan functions as you see fit.
The settings function provides a plan function that should be called in the :settings phase. The function puts the configuration options into the pallet session, where they can be found by the other crate functions, or by other crates wanting to interact with upstart.
The install function is responsible for actually installing upstart.
The configure function writes the upstart configuration file, using the form passed to the :config key in the settings function.
To create an upstart job, you can write a method for supervisor-config-map.
(defmethod supervisor-config-map [:riemann :runit]
[_ {:keys [run-command service-name user] :as settings} options]
{:service-name service-name
:run-file {:content (str "#!/bin/sh\nexec chpst -u " user " " run-command)}})
Support
On the group, or #pallet on freenode irc.
License
Licensed under EPL
Copyright 2013 Hugo Duncan.
