stackmate reads existing CloudFormation templates and executes them on a CloudStack deployment Unlike CloudFormation, it does not (yet) run as a web application. Instead it runs everything on the client side.
Stacktician embeds stackmate to provide the web front-end using a Rails application
Follow:
- #cloudstack-dev on Freenode
- http://cloudstack.apache.org/mailing-lists.html
- @chiradeep on Twitter
Stacktician uses Bundler to setup and maintain its environment. Before running stackmate for the first time you need to install Bundler (gem install bundler) and then run:
$ bundle install
- Get the source files using git
$ git clone http://github.com/chiradeep/stacktician.git
$ cd stacktician- Make sure every dependency is resolved
$ bundle install- Create a seed of templates in the database
$ rake db:migrate
$ rake db:seed- You can run Stacktician in NOOP mode: in this case it will not try to create resources on CloudStack, but just update the database with success. Before you run the Rails server:
$ export DEMO_MODE=NOOP
Otherwise, the following environment variables need to be set (change to your environment's specifics)
CS_URL=http://localhost:8080/client/api
CS_ADMIN_APIKEY=6b4IAqDFqSfpBqap1GEhKS4U8PIOpxnoS0tuAX46jXAiE7hCBO-l2zKvWm-FuyTQUFddfR59oNqMSUbSCZgoQw
CS_ADMIN_SECKEY=WM9HIBLc59XYhr2kCAS94eCrGp789cSYwSys1pgEUuV2_rhFxej8vds-sd9eMu6RtxM7Kk0K0k9G8Rtl1oxl-A
CS_LOCAL="---\nservice_offerings:\n m1.small: 1c8db272-f95a-406c-bce3-39192ce965fa\ntemplates:\n ami-1b814f72: 3ea4563e-c7eb-11e2-b0ed-7f3baba63e45\nzoneid: b3409835-02b0-4d21-bba4-1f659402117e\n"
CS_LOCAL is a YAML string that provides the mappings from AWS entities to your CloudStack entities.
- Heroku
There should be a demo app (NOOP mode) running at http://stacktician.herokuapp.com/ If you want to deploy to Heroku, you can use heroku config:set to set the environment variables.
- Stacktician lets you self-create a login. Sign in and create a Cloudformation stack!
- Query-based API server (http://awsdocs.s3.amazonaws.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/qrc_cfn_api.pdf)
- Allow users to specify stack template URL
- Update stack / delete stack
- Metadata server to serve cfn-get-metadata
- Performance (use queue (Resque for ex) to queue API jobs)
- Rollback
Feedback and bug reports are welcome on the mailing-list, or on the #cloudstack-dev IRC channel at Freenode.net.
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2013 Chiradeep Vittal
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- The Ruby on Rails Tutorial (http://ruby.railstutorial.org/book/ruby-on-rails-tutorial) for a quick start