contributed smartsense-chef recipe

[dbist]

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[cbaenziger]

Does server need to be setup before the agent (in default)?

[cbaenziger]

I would think we'll need a wrapper recipe here @dbist. I see a number of attributes in the Smartsense cookbook which should be aligned with what we use in Chef-BACH:

• node[:smartsense-chef][:java_home] should equal node[:bcpc][:hadoop][:java]
• node[:smartsense-chef][:cluster_name] should equal node.chef_environment as is our convention.

As an aside, it looks like your Test Kitchen configs may have polluted your cookbook:

• Java attributes and an errant include_recipe would be good to pull out into your .kitchen.yml

Also you'll want to pull your apt config into attributes from hardcoded in your recipe as some Chef-BACH clusters are run behind proxies or without Internet access.

[cbaenziger]

For reference, a wrapper cookbook in Chef-BACH today is the kafka-bcpc cookbook which has a recipe to wrap attributes; for Smart Sense I would think simply a recipe in bcpc-hadoop would suffice. (Some theory behind wrapper cookbooks can be found web-searching around too.)

[dbist]

node[:smartsense-chef][:java_home] should equal node[:bcpc][:hadoop][:java]
node[:smartsense-chef][:cluster_name] should equal node.chef_environment as is our convention.

As an aside, it looks like your Test Kitchen configs may have polluted your cookbook:

Java attributes and an errant include_recipe would be good to pull out into your .kitchen.yml

Also you'll want to pull your apt config into attributes from hardcoded in your recipe as some Chef-BACH clusters are run behind proxies or without Internet access.

@cbaenziger also, not sure how to leverage wrapper recipe over .kitchen.yml entries, it did not take effect, please advise

I updated trunk, most likely need to generate new PR?

[dbist]

@cbaenziger any updates on this?