Installs and configures Uchiwa. A simple dashboard for Sensu. This cookbook uses the omnibus packages.

Installation methods

The cookbook supports the following installation methods:

• repo (default)
• http

Supported platforms

These plateforms have been tested successfully.

• Centos/RHEL 6 and 7 x86_64
• Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04 amd64

Contributing

• Smaller commits are better if we need to cherry pick.
• Make sure foodcritic runs without errors.
• Make sure 'knife cookbook test' runs without errors.
• Make sure 'kitchen test' runs without errors.
• Make sure 'rubocop' runs without errors.
• Write tests for your change.

Authors

• Author: Justin Kolberg ([email protected])
• Author: Jean-Francois Theroux ([email protected])

Build and Release

For maintainers looking to release new versions of this cookbook you should follow this process:

1. Add any README.md and CHANGELOG.md changes with links to Pull Requests. Commit this to develop branch.
2. Update CHANGELOG.md with new version header and update diff links.
3. Create a commit to then tag for release I would suggest something like this git commit -am 'prep for v$MAJOR.$MINOR.$RELEASE release'. Commit this to develop and make sure that everything is good to go (ci passing and such).
4. Push from develop to master: git push origin develop:master
5. checkout master branch and pull in changes: git checkout master && git pull
6. Create a tagged release: hub release create v$MAJOR.$MINOR.$PATCH this should prompt you in an editor to modify the tag message. I typically leave it default, but feel free to include any useful release notes.
7. Use the stove command to push the newly versioned cookbook to the supermarket: stove --no-git. This assumes that you have installed stove, properly configured authentication, and have been granted access to the supermarket.
8. Optionally but recommended to update any associated PRs with a release link.