driebit/puppet-zotonic
Introduction
This Puppet module installs and configures Zotonic.
Usage
Install Zotonic
class { 'zotonic': }Customise as follows:
class { 'zotonic':
password => '', # admin password
listen_port => '8000', # Zotonic port
dir => '/opt/zotonic', # Installation directory
version => 'release-0.10.0p1', # Version to install
user => 'zotonic', # User that owns Zotonic
db_name => 'zotonic', # PostgreSQL database for Zotonic
db_username => 'zotonic', # PostgreSQL username for Zotonic
db_password => '', # PostgreSQL password for Zotonic
db_host => 'localhost', # PostgreSQL host
db_port => 5432, # PostgreSQL port
erlang_package => 'erlang', # Erlang package name
imagemagick_package => '' # ImageMagick package name (a Zotonic dependency)
}Install modules
To install modules from the Zotonic Module Repository:
zotonic::module { 'mod_geo': }You can also install unofficial modules from any Git repository:
zotonic::git_module { 'mod_awesome':
modules_dir => '/zotonic/modules', # Defaults to priv/modules in Zotonic dir
url => 'https://github.com/driebit/mod_import_anymeta.git', # Git repo URL
version => 'master'
}Add a site to Zotonic
You can add a site to your Zotonic setup with:
zotonic::site { 'mysite':
dir => '/home/me/mysite' # Directory that contains the site
}This will:
- set up PostgreSQL for the site
- create a site config in
/home/me/mysite/config.d/ - create a symlink from the Zotonic sites dir to your site’s directory.
Customise as follows:
zotonic::site { 'mysite':
dir => '/home/me/mysite',
admin_password => 'admin', # Administrator password (defaults to admin)
db_name => undef, # PostgreSQL database for the site (defaults to Zotonic database)
db_user => undef, # PostgreSQL user for the site (defaults to Zotonic username)
db_password => undef, # PostgreSQL password for the site (defaults to Zotonic password)
db_schema => 'public', # PostgreSQL schema for the site (defaults to public)
hostname => undef, # Site hostname (defaults to sitename.fqdn)
config_file => 'puppet' # Config file that will be placed in $dir/config.d,
}
