Chef Infra Server
This repository is the central repository for the Chef Infra Server.
If you want to file an issue about Chef Infra Server or contribute a change, you're in the right place.
If you need to file an issue against another Chef project, you can find a list of projects and where to file issues in the community contributions section of the Chef docs.
Getting Help
We use GitHub issues to track bugs and feature requests. If you need help please post to our Mailing List or join the Chef Community Slack.
- Chef Community Slack at https://community-slack.chef.io/.
- Chef Mailing List https://discourse.chef.io/
Components of the Chef Infra Server
This repository contains the core services that make up the Chef Infra Server.
|-- oc-chef-pedant: A comprehensive test suite for the Chef Infra Server API
|-- omnibus: Omnibus build configuration for the Chef Infra Server
|-- scripts: Utility scripts
`-- src
|-- bookshelf: S3-compatible engine for storing cookbook data
|-- oc-id: OAuth2 provider for extensions like Supermarket
|-- oc_bifrost: Chef Infra Server's authorization service
|-- oc_erchef: The core REST API server
|-- chef-server-ctl: The Chef Infra Server's command line management utility
Working on the Chef Infra Server
The quickest way to get a Chef Infra Server development environment is to
follow the instructions in the dev directory.
This environment is based on Vagrant and features hot reloading of code.
Building a Chef Infra Server package locally
You can build a Chef Infra Server package locally with HashiCorp Vagrant and Test Kitchen.
cd omnibus/
make dev dev-build
Once the build is complete, the package should be in omnibus/pkg. By default the dev-build target will create an Ubuntu 18.04 build.
Habitized Chef Infra Server
The following components now exist as Habitat packages and are available here:
- nginx
- bookshelf
- oc_id
- oc_erchef
- oc_bifrost
- chef-server-ctl
To build the packages locally:
./habitat_pkgs_build.sh
A top-level docker-compose.yml file exists for running Chef Infra Server from Habitized Docker images:
docker-compose down && docker system prune --volumes -f && docker-compose up
Running pedant tests:
docker-compose exec chef-server-ctl chef-server-test
Running chef-server-ctl:
docker-compose exec chef-server-ctl chef-server-ctl command (subcommands)
License Usage
The Chef products may include automated license tracking, management and/or enforcement solutions which collect information to verify your license usage. All information is collected and utilized pursuant to the Progress Privacy Policy which is available and through the Progress Privacy Center.
Chef Infra Server collects the following aggregated, anonymized information:
- The Chef Infra Server version.
- Domain name of chef server installation and number of installations by collecting following parameters:
- reports the domain name associated with the most common number of logins registered with Infra Server. Examples are progress.com , my-charity.org, a-service-provider.net.
- hashing subdomain details and combining with domain name of the internal load balancer to prevent from transmitting FQDN in its identifiable form but only essential fields to identify unique installations of chef server.
- The number of nodes checked into the server in the last 30 days.
- The chef-server-ctl binary filename and location.
- The Chef Infra Server's configuration file location.
Dependencies contained in other repositories
- knife-ec-backup, used to backup your Chef Infra Server for disaster recovery or migrations.
- knife-opc, used to provide administrative command-line control to the Chef Infra Server from the console
Major Technologies used in Chef Infra Server
- Erlang
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Elasticsearch
- Nginx (openresty with lpeg library addition)
- Runit for service supervision
If you're looking to contribute to certain parts of the Chef Infra Server, familiarity with the following related tools is also beneficial, depending on the area.
- rebar (used for dependency management in Erlang)
- sqitch (database migrations)
- lua (routing rules in openresty)
Chef Expeditor
The chef/chef-server repository, like many other Chef Software repositories, leverages an internal utility called Chef Expeditor to create a pub-sub model of actions across our various CI/CD utilities.
Contributing
For information on contributing to this project see https://github.com/chef/chef/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md
License & Authors
Copyright: 2008-2022, Chef Software, Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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