dspace-init.pp

# DSpace initialization script
#
# This Puppet script does the following:
# - installs Java, Maven, Ant
# - installs Git & clones DSpace source code
#
# Tested on:
# - Ubuntu 12.04

# Global default to requiring all packages be installed & apt-update to be run first
Package {
  ensure => latest,                # requires latest version of each package to be installed
  require => Exec["apt-get-update"],
}

# Ensure the rcconf package is installed, we'll use it later to set runlevels of services
package { "rcconf":
  ensure => "installed"
}

# Global default path settings for all 'exec' commands
Exec {
  path => "/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin",
}


# Add the 'partner' repositry to apt
# NOTE: $lsbdistcodename is a "fact" which represents the ubuntu codename (e.g. 'precise')
file { "partner.list":
  path    => "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/partner.list",
  ensure  => file,
  owner   => "root",
  group   => "root",
  content => "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu ${lsbdistcodename} partner
              deb-src http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu ${lsbdistcodename} partner",
  notify  => Exec["apt-get-update"],
}

# Run apt-get update before installing anything
exec {"apt-get-update":
  command => "/usr/bin/apt-get update",
  refreshonly => true, # only run if notified
}

# Install DSpace pre-requisites (from DSpace module's init.pp)
# If the global fact "java_version" doesn't exist, use default value in 'dspace' module
if $::java_version == undef {
    include dspace
}
else { # Otherwise, pass the value of $::java_version to the 'dspace' module
    class { 'dspace':
       java_version => $::java_version,
    }
}

# Install Vim for a more rewarding command-line-based editor experience
class {'vim':
   ensure => present,
   set_as_default => true
}

# Install PostgreSQL package

class { 'postgresql::globals':
  encoding => 'UTF8',
}->

# Setup/Configure PostgreSQL server
class { 'postgresql::server':
  ip_mask_deny_postgres_user => '0.0.0.0/32',
  ip_mask_allow_all_users    => '0.0.0.0/0',
  listen_addresses           => '*',
  manage_firewall            => false,
  postgres_password          => 'dspace',
}

->

# Create a 'dspace' database
postgresql::server::db { 'dspace':
  user     => 'dspace',
  password => 'dspace'
}

include tomcat

# Create a new Tomcat instance
tomcat::instance { 'dspace':
   owner   => "vagrant",
   appBase => "/home/vagrant/dspace/webapps", # Tell Tomcat to load webapps from this directory
   ensure  => present,
}

->

# Kickoff a DSpace installation for the 'vagrant' default user,
# using the specified GitHub repository & branch.
dspace::install { vagrant-dspace:
   owner      => "vagrant",
   version    => "4.0-SNAPSHOT",
   git_repo   => "git@github.com:DSpace/DSpace.git",
   git_branch => "master",
   require    => [Postgresql::Server::Db['dspace'],Tomcat::Instance['dspace']]  # Require that PostgreSQL and Tomcat are setup
}

-> 

# For convenience in troubleshooting Tomcat, let's install Psi-probe
exec {"Download and install the Psi-probe war":
   command   => "wget http://psi-probe.googlecode.com/files/probe-2.3.3.zip && unzip probe-2.3.3.zip && rm probe-2.3.3.zip",
   cwd       => "/home/vagrant/tomcat/webapps",
   creates   => "/home/vagrant/tomcat/webapps/probe.war",
   user      => "vagrant",
   logoutput => true,
}
 
->
 
# Set the runlevels of tomcat7-vagrant
# AND start the tomcat7-vagrant service
service {"tomcat7-vagrant":
   enable => "true",
   ensure => "running",
}

->

# add a context fragment file for Psi-probe, and restart tomcat7-vagrant
file { "/home/vagrant/tomcat/conf/Catalina/localhost/probe.xml" :
   ensure  => file,
   owner   => vagrant,
   group   => vagrant,
   content => template("dspace/probe.xml.erb"),
}