added an example to the "user_management" section. #350
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The example demonstrator how using the node attributes we can add a user with attributes needed to have access to one or more vhosts.
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while bootstrapping rabbitmq cluster using this cookbook i spent lot of time trying to figure out why some of the user properties i added were being ignored ( e.g the tag or vhost). I spent some time reading the code provider and recipe code to find out what properties need to be provided and in what format. now that i have successfully enabled all users in the rabbitmq server i thought of sending this pull request to update the README file in case someone else wants to jump right into adding users and an example might help them. |
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the second patch (farshidce@ed7ebcd) is related to |
if user specifies a string then we will set the value as string
e.g "10GB" but if user specifies an integer then we will set the
disk free limit to the value that user has set
there is no additional validation done here so if the user passes
a value that is beyond what system resources can accomodate it can
cause issues in production but we dont check the value against
the system resources
tests:
modified the disk_free_limit to both int and string and
confirmed that etc/rabbitmq/rabbitmq.config reflects the value
set.
{log_levels, [{ connection, info }]},
{disk_free_limit, 10000000},
or
{log_levels, [{ connection, info }]},
{disk_free_limit, "10GB"},
chef 12.7 output
* template[/etc/rabbitmq/rabbitmq.config] action create
- update content in file /etc/rabbitmq/rabbitmq.config from 08a317 to 75ef07
- suppressed sensitive resource
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to be backward compatible i could also convert "10GB" string into bytes but wasn't sure if it is needed or if it would be justified to use a gem to do the conversion for something like that. please let me know me either way. |
added an example to the "user_management" section.
The example demonstrator how using the node attributes we can
add a user with attributes needed to have access to one or more
ghosts.