Hi All,
I there a graceful way to exit a chef run (skill all remain cookbooks/recipes) if a condition is not met.
Scenario:
Recipe 1
Recipe 2 (condition not met)
Recipe 3 Skip
Recipe 4 Skip
Use would be where a manual sysadmin step is need prior to continuing.
I’m looking for a way to prevent a tangled web of only_if/not_if statements.
I’ve tried using native ruby alert(“message here”) but it exits abruptly, and chef run is not reported back to server.
Wade Peacock
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Hello,
Sorry for top-post; our runlist_modifiers cookbook allows for one to raise
a RestrictedRecipe error, which unfurls the run-list so to speak, so that
dependant (or depended-upon) recipes are also skipped. 0
Cheers,
--AJ
On 27 November 2012 13:52, Wade Peacock Wade.Peacock@visioncritical.comwrote:
Hi All,****
I there a graceful way to exit a chef run (skill all remain
cookbooks/recipes) if a condition is not met.****
Scenario:****
Recipe 1 ****
Recipe 2 (condition not met)****
Recipe 3 Skip****
Recipe 4 Skip****
Use would be where a manual sysadmin step is need prior to continuing. ***
*
I'm looking for a way to prevent a tangled web of only_if/not_if
statements.****
I've tried using native ruby alert("message here") but it exits abruptly,
and chef run is not reported back to server.****
Wade Peacock
Production IT | Vision Critical
direct * 604.629.9358***
mobile * 604.363.8137***
www.visioncritical.com****
New York | London | Vancouver | Paris | Sydney | Chicago | San
Francisco | Toronto | Montreal | Calgary****
You can also simply "return" from your recipe when some condition not met:
return if node[:platform_family] == "debian"
The HeavyWater cookbook is much more robust, but this does the job.
On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 9:55 AM, AJ Christensen aj@junglist.gen.nz wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for top-post; our runlist_modifiers cookbook allows for one to raise
a RestrictedRecipe error, which unfurls the run-list so to speak, so that
dependant (or depended-upon) recipes are also skipped. 0
Cheers,
--AJ
On 27 November 2012 13:52, Wade Peacock Wade.Peacock@visioncritical.comwrote:
Hi All,****
I there a graceful way to exit a chef run (skill all remain
cookbooks/recipes) if a condition is not met.****
Scenario:****
Recipe 1 ****
Recipe 2 (condition not met)****
Recipe 3 Skip****
Recipe 4 Skip****
Use would be where a manual sysadmin step is need prior to continuing. **
**
I'm looking for a way to prevent a tangled web of only_if/not_if
statements.****
I've tried using native ruby alert("message here") but it exits abruptly,
and chef run is not reported back to server.****
Wade Peacock
Production IT | Vision Critical
direct * 604.629.9358***
mobile * 604.363.8137***
www.visioncritical.com****
New York | London | Vancouver | Paris | Sydney | Chicago |
San Francisco | Toronto | Montreal | Calgary****