See AJ message, use node.Run_state to store your values within a run
Le 19 déc. 2014 10:21, Kevin Keane Subscription <subscription@kkeane.com> a écrit :
Yes, I know about encrypted data bags, but it's code smell. I want the application cookbook to be generic, and not depend on a particular data bag or data bag structure.
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Subject: [chef] Re: Passing variables between recipes?
Data bag actually has facility to code password etc.
So it will not be reviled.
And it can be easily accessed from any node. And data is being saved only on Chef server side.
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Від кого: "Kevin Keane Subscription" <subscription@kkeane.com>
Дата: 19 грудня 2014, 10:32:46
I'm sure that this must be an FAQ but I can't really find the answer.
I am working with an application-cookbook/wrapper-cookbook pattern. Usually, in this pattern the wrapper cookbook sets up some attributes, and then calls the application cookbook to do the work.
In my case, I do not want to use attributes to pass the data from the wrapper to the application cookbook. Specifically, I dont' want the data to be saved in the node (the data in question is the password to a MySQL database).
I also would like to avoid using a data bag simply because it seems like code smell. Only the wrapper cookbook should "know" where the data is coming from.
+1 on node.run_state. i don't know where you're getting the password
'from' but if you don't need to persist it to the chef server, then
don't, and just use the run_state.
On Fri Dec 19 02:17:19 2014, Tensibai Zhaoying wrote:
See AJ message, use node.Run_state to store your values within a run
Yes, I know about encrypted data bags, but it's code smell. I want
the application cookbook to be generic, and not depend on a
particular data bag or data bag structure.
Kevin Keane
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*Subject:* [chef] Re: Passing variables between recipes?
Data bag actually has facility to code password etc.
So it will not be reviled.
And it can be easily accessed from any node. And data is being
saved only on Chef server side.
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Від кого: "Kevin Keane Subscription" <subscription@kkeane.com>
Дата: 19 грудня 2014, 10:32:46
I'm sure that this must be an FAQ but I can't really find
the answer.
I am working with an application-cookbook/wrapper-cookbook
pattern. Usually, in this pattern the wrapper cookbook
sets up some attributes, and then calls the application
cookbook to do the work.
In my case, I do not want to use attributes to pass the
data from the wrapper to the application cookbook.
Specifically, I dont' want the data to be saved in the
node (the data in question is the password to a MySQL
database).
I also would like to avoid using a data bag simply because
it seems like code smell. Only the wrapper cookbook should
"know" where the data is coming from.
What are my options?
Kevin Keane
The NetTech
http://www.4nettech.com
Our values: Privacy, Liberty, Justice
See https://www.4nettech.com/corp/the-nettech-values.html