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Installs/Configures anaconda

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cookbook 'btm-test', '~> 0.1.6'
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anaconda cookbook

Chef cookbook for installing Continuum Analytic's
Anaconda: "completely free Python
distribution for large-scale data processing, predictive analytics, and
scientific computing". Specifically:

  • Anaconda 2.2 or 2.3
    • python2 or python3
    • x86 or x86_64
  • Miniconda
    • python2 or python3
    • x86 or x86_64
  • Usage tested on Ubuntu, unittested on Debian, CentOS, and RedHat. See [rspec tests](spec/default_spec.rb#L100) and [kitchen tests](.kitchen.yml#L16) for the full list.

This also serves as an example for developing and testing Chef cookbooks. It
uses:

Note that the release process uses Chef 11 because of https://github.com/chef/chef/issues/3888

In addition:

  • Vagrant to provide an out-of-the-box working example; 1.7.4

Requirements

If you want to just have a working Anaconda VM, install:

  • Vagrant

For the full experience (e.g. running the test suite), also install:

Quickstart

The sample [Vagrantfile](Vagrantfile) will build you an Anaconda VM with no
changes necessary; note it might take a few minutes to download the Anaconda
installer itself.

  $> vagrant up --provision
  ...

  # the sample image includes `recipe[anaconda::shell_conveniences]`, which
  # means conda is already in PATH via /etc/profile.d
  $> vagrant ssh
  $vagrant> conda --version
  conda 3.14.1

  # or you add it to PATH manually
  $> vagrant ssh
  $vagrant> export PATH=/opt/anaconda/2.3.0/bin:${PATH}
  $vagrant> conda --version
  conda 3.14.1

It includes a Jupyter (IPython) notebook server accessible at http://33.33.33.123:8888

Lastly, to use it in a cookbook:

  include_recipe 'anaconda::default'

Warning! If you're also using the python cookbook...

You MUST include recipe[anaconda::python_workaround], otherwise subsequent
chef runs will fail. See the
issue for
details.

Usage, recipes, attributes, and resources

The main recipe is anaconda::default. Include it in your runlist, and it will
install the package as well as any necessary dependencies.

The following are user-configurable attributes. Check
[attributes/default.rb](attributes/default.rb) for more details.

  • anaconda
    • version: the Anaconda version to install. Valid values are:
    • 2.2.0
    • 2.3.0
    • latest (for miniconda only)
    • python: which version of Python to install for. Valid values are:
    • python2
    • python3
    • flavor: what architecture the instance is. Valid values are:
    • nil (will autodetect)
    • x86 (32-bit)
    • x86_64 (64-bit)
    • install_type: which Anaconda distribution to install. Valid values are:
    • anaconda
    • miniconda
    • install_root: the parent directory of all anaconda installs. note that individual installs go into #{install_root}/#{version}
    • accept_license: must be explicitly set to the string yes (there are no defaults); any other value will reject the license.
    • owner: the user who owns the install
    • group: the group who owns the install

recipe[anaconda::shell_conveniences]

Include this to have the environment set for all users (login shells) via
/etc/profile.d. Useful for development.

resource anaconda_package

You can use the anaconda_package resource to install new packages into the
Anaconda environment:

  # I don't know what 'astroid' is, just using it as a sample package
  anaconda_package 'astroid' do
    # the other supported action is `:remove`
    action :install
  end

See the [resource definition](resources/package.rb) for additional options; in
general, all it does is present the same options as conda install/conda
remove.

resource anaconda_nbservice

This only works with a full Anaconda installation! I.e. the notebook service
will not work out-of-the-box if installed with miniconda.

The anaconda_nbservice will run a Jupyter notebook server as a runit service:

  anaconda_nbservice 'notebook-server' do
    # listen on all interfaces; there will be a warning since security is
    # disabled
    ip '*'
    port '8888'

    install_dir '/opt/ipython/server'

    service_action [ :enable, :start ]
  end

The standard configuration should be good enough, but you might need to write
your own run service template:

  anaconda_nbservice 'server-with-custom-template' do
    user ipython_user
    group ipython_group

    install_dir install_dir

    template_cookbook 'your_cookbook'
    # note that if your template name is TEMPLATE, then this value should be
    # 'TEMPLATE", but the file should be 'sv-TEMPLATE-run.erb'
    run_template_name 'your_template_name'
    run_template_opts({
      ...
    })

    service_action [ :enable, :start ]
  end

Tests

To run the full test suite:

  # this will take a while, especially the first time
  $> script/cibuild
  ...

  # check the final result; bash return codes: 0 is good, anything else is not
  $> echo $?
  • to run just the [chefspecs](spec/default_spec.rb):
  $> rspec
  • to run just the test kitchen serverspec [integration tests](test/integration/default/serverspec/default_spec.rb):
  # this is done via docker/kitchen-docker
  # the list of OSes is defined in .kitchen.yml
  $> kitchen verify

  # test a specific OS; `kitchen list`
  $> kitchen verify default-ubuntu-1204
  • check for style issues with Foodcritic
  $> foodcritic

Releases and issues

Standard stuff:

TODO

Author

Author:: Matt Chu (matt.chu@gmail.com)

Dependent cookbooks

apt >= 0.0.0
runit >= 0.0.0
bzip2 >= 0.0.0
tar >= 0.0.0

Contingent cookbooks

There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.

CHANGELOG

0.6.2

First official 0.6.x release; see 0.6.0 changelog for details.

Note that this reverts the release process back to using Chef 11.x/ChefDK 0.3.6
because of https://github.com/chef/chef/issues/3888.

0.6.1 (broken, untagged release thanks to ChefDK)

Do not use.

0.6.0 (unreleased thanks to ChefDK)

This is a backwards-INCOMPATIBLE release

API, cookbook changes:

  • Refactored attributes to be cleaner and more readable
  • The user and group are now created if they don't exist, and by default are installed under anaconda/anaconda
  • New attributes for configuring notebook server
  • The OS architecture (x86 versus x86_64) is now autodetected by default

Platform, support changes:

  • Added support for Anaconda 2.3 (all pythons and all architectures)
  • Removed support for all Anacondas < 2.2.0
  • updated metadata.rb 'supports' tags (hopefully this doesn't break anything)

Tools changes:

  • Migrated to chefdk 0.8.1
    • upgraded gems
    • updated chefspec
    • updated documentation
    • removed rbenv/rvm files

Testing changes:

  • Moved to kitchen-docker for Docker-based testing, which is much much much faster
  • Updated supported (tested) platforms:
    • ubuntu:
    • removed: 12.10, 13.04, 13.10
    • added: 15.04
    • debian:
    • removed: 6.0.5
    • added: 7.8, 8.1 (7.9 and 8.2 not in fauxhai yet)
    • centos:
    • removed: 5.8, 6.0, 6.3
    • added: 5.11, 6.6, 7.1.1503
    • redhat (chefspec only, no kitchen testing):
    • removed: 5.8, 6.3
    • added: 5.9, 6.6, 7.1.1503

0.5.1

0.5.0

  • Upgraded to Anaconda 2.2.0 from 2.0.1
    • Includes support for Anaconda 2.1.0
  • Added support for Miniconda
  • Upgraded Vagrantfile:
    • Upgraded Chef from 11.16+ to 12+ to match Kitchen tests
    • Upgraded OS from 12.04 to 14.04

0.4.4

Backwards-compatible fix for issue when using both the python cookbook and this
one. Issue: https://github.com/thmttch/chef-continuum-anaconda/issues/12

0.4.3

Unintended release, thanks to Chef Supermarket's crappiness.

0.4.2

New resource 'anaconda_nbservice', for running an IPython notebook server.
Somewhat experimental, it's fairly basic but usable.

0.4.1

Hotfix release:

0.4.0

Major cleanup and basic usability fixes (read: almost not sure why it worked
before, if it even did):

  • (core, breaking) Renamed anaconda::shell-conveniences to anaconda::shell_conveniences
  • (core, breaking) No longer uses the python cookbook; this caused problems after anaconda was installed
  • (core) shell_conveniences now installs into /etc/profile.d, so it is automatically sourced by login shells
  • (core) Ubuntu 14.04 is now a supported (and fully tested) platform
  • (core) Ubuntu 14.04 is now the default platform used in the sample Vagrantfile
  • (core) Vagrantfile now correctly installs Anaconda, like the README said it was supposed to
  • (docs) various readme updates
  • (testing) Complete coverage of all resources in chefspec
  • (testing) Removed Ubuntu 12.10 and 13.04 from kitchen testing; there's something wrong with apt-get on these images. It appears to be something about the apt keys, but they're just removed from testing for now.

0.3.3

Bugfix release:

  • Fixes related to install script and permissions (#5). Courtesy @mwalton236

0.3.1

New resource: anaconda_package, for installing and removing packages via
conda

0.3.0

Rewrote all project history

0.2.1

Fix incorrect checksums for Anaconda 2.0.1

0.2.0

Feature improvments:

  • updated the default installation to Anaconda 2.0.1, from 1.9.2

Miscellaneous:

  • minor cibuild improvement to ensure clean tests
  • minor code changes to support updated toolchain
  • removed Chef Development Kit recommendation after experimenting with it

Collaborator Number Metric 
            
0.1.6 failed this metric
Failure: Cookbook has 0 collaborators. A cookbook must have at least 2 collaborators to pass this metric.

Contributing File Metric 
            
0.1.6 failed this metric
Failure: To pass this metric, your cookbook metadata must include a source url, the source url must be in the form of https://github.com/user/repo, and your repo must contain a CONTRIBUTING.md file

Foodcritic Metric 
            
0.1.6 failed this metric
FC064: Ensure issues_url is set in metadata: btm-test/metadata.rb:1
FC065: Ensure source_url is set in metadata: btm-test/metadata.rb:1
FC066: Ensure chef_version is set in metadata: btm-test/metadata.rb:1
Run with Foodcritic Version 16.3.0 with tags metadata,correctness ~FC031 ~FC045 and failure tags any

No Binaries Metric 
            
0.1.6 passed this metric

Testing File Metric 
            
0.1.6 failed this metric
Failure: To pass this metric, your cookbook metadata must include a source url, the source url must be in the form of https://github.com/user/repo, and your repo must contain a TESTING.md file

Version Tag Metric 
            
0.1.6 failed this metric
Failure: To pass this metric, your cookbook metadata must include a source url, the source url must be in the form of https://github.com/user/repo, and your repo must include a tag that matches this cookbook version number

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Details

Updated November 2, 2015 Created on

Supported Platforms

  • ubuntu = 15.04
  • centos = 7.1.1503
  • debian = 8.1

License

MIT

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