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post Installing Supermarket Without a Wrapper Cookbook chef_infra [chef supermarket installation] Need a quick guide to setup a private Supermarket, but don't want to hassle with making a wrapper cookbook? Read this.

Installing Supermarket

The current way of setting up a private Supermarket uses the wrapper cookbook pattern. This method has its benefits. It's repeatable, automated, makes customization easy, etc. If you would like to use this method visit:

https://docs.chef.io/install_supermarket.html

This guide is for those of you want to setup a private Supermarket but don't want the benefits of using a cookbook.


Guide

Install the Package

  1. Install the Supermarket package:

    curl -L https://omnitruck.chef.io/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- -P chef-server
    

    ``

  2. Reconfigure:

    sudo supermarket-ctl reconfigure
    

    ``

Configure Authentication via Chef Server

  1. On your Chef server add the following to /etc/opscode/chef-server.rb:

    oc_id['applications'] ||= {}
    oc_id['applications']['supermarket'] = {
        'redirect_uri' => 'https://YOUR_SUPERMARKET_FQDN/auth/chef_oauth2/callback'
    }
    

    ``

  2. Run the following on your Chef server:

    sudo chef-server-ctl reconfigure
    

    ``

  3. Save the contents of /etc/opscode/oc-id-applications/supermarket.json:

  4. On the Supermarket server, create /etc/supermarket/supermarket.json using:

    {
        "chef_server_url": "https://YOUR_CHEF_SERVER_FQDN",
        "chef_oauth2_app_id": "UID FROM SUPERMARKET JSON (STEP 3)",
        "chef_oauth2_secret": "SECRET FROM SUPERMARKET JSON (STEP 3)",
        "chef_oauth2_verify_ssl": false
    }
    

    ``

  5. Reconfigure:

    sudo supermarket-ctl reconfigure
    

    ``

  6. Test the login by going to your Supermarket FQDN and logging in as a Chef user.

  7. Authorize Supermarket to use that account.

Configuring SSL

  1. Place the following in /etc/supermarket/supermarket.rb:

    default['supermarket']['nginx']['force_ssl'] = true
    default['supermarket']['ssl']['certificate'] = '/var/opt/supermarket/ssl/ca/your-host.crt'
    default['supermarket']['ssl']['certificate_key'] = '/var/opt/supermarket/ssl/ca/your-host.key'
    

    ``

  2. Run the following:

    sudo supermarket-ctl reconfigure
    

    ``