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php planetmysql poseidon mk6 discovery rebreather shell scripting uncategorized advertisements puppet modules for continuent tungsten installation march 14, 2016 march 14, 2016 narmitag leave a comment about 3 years ago we (myself and my colleague jeff mace) embarked on a journey to automate installations for the continuent tungsten and tungsten replicator products (both now owned by vmware). initially this was driven by 3 different requirements assist customer deployments reducing the load on support and deployment teams standardise qa host setup, we had many hosts with different configurations on them all quick demo setups with vagrant, both on virtualbox and aws the initial target for this was the mysql platform using percona server (at the time the only variant to support an yum/apt repository). initially we wrote our own module for installing and maintaining mysql but after several months of struggling we just offloaded that work to the puppet labs mysql module ( https://forge.puppetlabs.com/puppetlabs/mysql ). over the past 3 years it has been expanded to install the following rdbms mysql (via puppetlabs mysql) – standard oracle mysql, mariadb and percona server oracle 11g/12c vertica hadoop (cloudera 5) it’s now at the point where a developer can spin up a new test vm using the following command, setting up by had used to be a multi-hour effort and a barrier for new people. yum install puppet puppet module install continuent/tungsten echo "class { 'tungsten': installsshkeys => true, installmysql=> true }"|puppet apply this module became a key component on the recent migration to internal vmware systems. this module allowed the quick deployment of around 1000 vm’s in a new vsphere environment. the deployment covered a range of mysql flavours and versions, oracle 11g and 12c and a mix of hadoop and vertica tests cluster. this module was paired with a range of internal modules which stood up the complete host, users, test toolkits, network configurations etc with no real manual intervention. the initial adoption was painful (about 6 months) and initially had a great deal of push back from users who couldn’t understand why puppet was changing things back. after a while of education and moaning the benefits became more apparent to them. the module can be found here https://github.com/continuent/continuent-puppet-tungsten https://forge.puppetlabs.com/continuent/tungsten advertisements puppet modules for continuent tungsten installation update march 12, 2016 narmitag leave a comment a part of the reserection and migration of some of the posts a lot of the code samples have either gone missing or the formatting has been messed up. i’m working my way through them sorting them out update cloning mysql grants september 1, 2014 narmitag i needed to clone some grants when migrating a customer system recently. there is probably a more elegant way of going this but it was a good starting point. cloning mysql grants extracting mysql triggers and routines september 1, 2014 narmitag i recently needed to reverse engineer some triggers from a mysql instance and came up with this script extracting mysql triggers and routines talks at percona live 2014 march 13, 2014 narmitag leave a comment i seem to have ended up presenting 3 different talks at percona live in santa clara this year. automatically deployed mysql geo-clustering for every situation with continuent tungsten along with jeff mace avoiding pain when running mysql in the cloud why puppet can save your sanity as usual continuent are sponsoring the conference as we have a big attendance from the team with 17 continuent sessions . talks at percona live 2014 openshift cartridges and ports july 12, 2013 narmitag leave a comment i’ve been writing an openshift cartridge for deploying tungsten in openshift and below are some of my notes on using ports between cartridges the following ports are available between cartridges pop: 106, 109, 110, 995, 1109 imap: 143, 220, 993 dns: 53 ssh: 22 kerberos: 88, 750, 4444 smtp: 25, 465, 587 ftp: 21, 990 git: 9418 mysqld: 1186, 3306, 63132-63164 mongod: 27017 postgresql: 5432 ms sql: 1433-1434 oracle: 1521, 2483, 2484 ????? http/https: 80, 8008, 8009, 8443 http cache: 8080, 8118, 8123, 10001-10010 memcache: 11211 jacorb: 3528, 3529 jboss debug: 8787 jboss management: 4712, 4447, 7600, 9123, 9990, 9999, 18001 amqp: 5671-5672 pulseaudio: 4713 flash: 843, 1935 munin: 4949 virt migration: 49152-49216 ocsp: 9080 other ports: 3128, 5445, 5455, 8255, 8389, 9352, 9353, 9374, 9472 9923, 9926, 9949, 9950, 9996, 9999, 10715, 10716, 10717, 14170, 14171, 14248, 60417 15000 – 35530 (which aren’t externally addressable) enabling inter-cartridge communication note: the 2 ruby scripts are in define a port in manifest.yml – private-ip-name: ip private-port-name: messaging_port private-port: 5445 public-port-name: messaging_proxy_port when a cart is launched the following variables are available [51dbb0b84382ec73810000ff-narmitag.rhcloud.com bin]> env|grep messaging openshift_tungsten_messaging_proxy_port=51191 openshift_tungsten_messaging_port=5445 to start a server on the local cart – use the local port in this case 5445 ruby port_check.rb 127.7.24.1 5445 y scale the cart to add another one connect to the server on the other cart using the proxy port [51dbb2c25973ca7bc800008b-narmitag.rhcloud.com tungsten]> ruby port_check_client.rb 51dbb0b84382ec73810000ff-narmitag.rhcloud.com 51191 tue jul 9 03:35:07 2013 connected to 127.7.24.1 on 5445 closing the connection. bye! passing the port and host details to another cartridge at start up. add the following to the manifest.yml publishes: publish-tungsten-messaging: type: “net_tcp:tungsten-messaging-info” subscribes: set-tungsten-messaging: type: “net_tcp:tungsten-messaging-info” create the following 2 hooks in ~/hooks (note:make sure the execute attribute is on for the 2 hook scripts) set-tungsten-messaging #!/bin/bash # exit on any errors set -e source $openshift_cartridge_sdk_bash list= kvargs=$(echo “${@:4}” | tr -d “n” ) for arg in $kvargs; do ip=$(echo “$arg” | cut -f 2 -d ‘=’ | tr -d “‘”) ip=$(echo “$ip” | sed “s/:/[/g”) if [ -z “$list” ]; then list=”$ip]” else list=”$list,$ip]” fi done echo $list > $openshift_tungsten_dir/env/openshift_tungsten_messaging publish-tungsten-messaging #!/bin/bash # start the application httpd instance # exit on any errors set -e function print_help { echo “usage: $0 app-name namespace uuid” echo “start a running application” echo “$0 $@” | logger -p local0.notice -t openshift_origin_httpd_start exit 1 } while getopts ‘d’ option do case $option in d) set -x ;; ?) print_help ;; esac done [ $# -eq 3 ] || print_help echo ${openshift_gear_dns}:${openshift_tungsten_messaging_proxy_port} start up first cart – carta [51dbc6c24382ec13550001b3-narmitag.rhcloud.com tungsten]> env | grep messaging openshift_tungsten_messaging=51dbc6c24382ec13550001b3-narmitag.rhcloud.com[57346] openshift_tungsten_messaging_proxy_port=57346

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