Cookbook Recipe : 6

 

Example6: Adding Multiple cookbooks to Multiple Nodes.


[root@chef-workstation recipes]# knife node list
Node-1
Node-2
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# vi node.sh
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# cat node.sh
for i in Node-1 Node-2
do
knife node run_list add $i "recipe[cookbook1]","recipe[cookbook2]"
done
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# knife node show Node-1
Node Name:   Node-1
Environment: _default
FQDN:        node1
IP:          192.168.2.133
Run List:
Roles:
Recipes:
Platform:    centos 7.9.2009
Tags:
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# knife node show Node-2
Node Name:   Node-2
Environment: _default
FQDN:        node2
IP:          192.168.2.128
Run List:    recipe[cookbook1], recipe[cookbook2]
Roles:
Recipes:
Platform:    centos 7.9.2009
Tags:
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# ./node.sh
Node-1:
  run_list:
    recipe[cookbook1]
    recipe[cookbook2]
Node-2:
  run_list:
    recipe[cookbook1]
    recipe[cookbook2]
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# knife node show Node-1
Node Name:   Node-1
Environment: _default
FQDN:        node1
IP:          192.168.2.133
Run List:    recipe[cookbook1], recipe[cookbook2]
Roles:
Recipes:
Platform:    centos 7.9.2009
Tags:
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# knife node show Node-2
Node Name:   Node-2
Environment: _default
FQDN:        node2
IP:          192.168.2.128
Run List:    recipe[cookbook1], recipe[cookbook2]
Roles:
Recipes:
Platform:    centos 7.9.2009
Tags:
[root@chef-workstation recipes]#

Adding cookbook3 to all Nodes in the server.

[root@chef-workstation recipes]# knife node list
Node-1
Node-2

[root@chef-workstation recipes]# vi all_node.sh
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# chmod +x all_node.sh
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# cat all_node.sh
for i in $(knife node list)
do
knife node run_list add $i "recipe[cookbook3]"
done
[root@chef-workstation recipes]# ./all_node.sh
Node-1:
  run_list:
    recipe[cookbook1]
    recipe[cookbook2]
    recipe[cookbook3]
Node-2:
  run_list:
    recipe[cookbook1]
    recipe[cookbook2]
    recipe[cookbook3]
[root@chef-workstation recipes]#

----------------------------End of Example6---------------------------------------

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