Re-conf is a framework for implementing provisioning recipes in Clojurescript.
Re-conf aims to be:
- Fast(er) then existing solutions (Puppet, Chef etc..)
- Portable (should run on any hardware and Unix like OS)
- Simple to operate and deploy provisioning code
- REPL first workflow in development
- Tracing and profiling built in
And not to be:
- An agent for orchestrating remote operations (Re-mote, Re-gent handle that)
- disguised language in a dataformat
- an external DSL
- magical
Re-conf use simple functions to describe configuration resources (check docs complete listing):
(line "/tmp/foo" "bar")
(template {:keys ...} "/home/re-ops/.ssh/autorized-keys" "authorized-keys.mustache")
(package "ghc")
Functions thread resources using Clojure built in macro:
(defn packer
"Setup up packer"
[]
(let [dest "/tmp/packer_1.2.2_linux_amd64.zip"
sha "6575f8357a03ecad7997151234b1b9f09c7a5cf91c194b23a461ee279d68c6a8"
url "https://releases.hashicorp.com/packer/1.2.2/packer_1.2.2_linux_amd64.zip"]
(->
(download url dest)
(checksum dest sha :sha256)
(exec "/usr/bin/unzip" "-o" dest "-d" "/tmp/packer")
(summary "installing packer done"))))
Within each function each resource is executed asynchronously, once done the next resource beings.
Functions are grouped into namespaces and invoked in parallel:
(defn server
[env]
(report-n-exit
(invoke-all env
re-base.rcp.vim
re-base.rcp.zfs
re-base.rcp.docker
re-base.rcp.shell)))
Multiple resources are running concurrently speeding up execution time:
# packer and restic installed at the same time, but still consistent
$ node re-conf.js
2018-4-8 21:56:11 rosetta info [:re-conf.cljs.core/main] - Started re-conf
2018-4-8 21:56:11 rosetta debug [:re-conf.cljs.core/invoke] - invoking packer
2018-4-8 21:56:11 rosetta debug [:re-conf.cljs.core/invoke] - invoking restic
$ lein npm install
$ lein repl
Using a second window:
$ node target/js/compiled/re-conf.js
In the VIM session:
:Piggieback (figwheel-sidecar.repl-api/repl-env)
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