Blake Irvin bixu

## banana-strap.sh
#!/bin/bash

# execute this script directly by piping to your shell from `curl` like this:
# curl --silent https://gist.githubusercontent.com/bixu/1033ed8954fafea48f2f7b3f32faf1fe/raw/banana-strap.sh | sudo bash

set -e

echo "Setting up $(hostname)..."

apt-get update

## services_cli.md

      
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                thoughts on service interactions for the Habitat CLI
              
          
    Habitat CLI UX

What’s confusing now:

start does not load a service, but load starts one…
historically, start or load would also install a service, but this is no longer the case for start

Possible alternatives, with an imaginary workflow:
$ hab search/provides 


## module_vendoring.md

      
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                vendoring Python modules with Habitat
              
          
    The following code can be put in a file we source via a plan.sh inside a directory representing
the module to be vendored, such as Cython:
pkg_origin="bixu"
pkg_name="${PWD##*/}" # use the name of the directory containing our `plan.sh` to get the `pip` module name
pkg_bin_dirs=(bin)
pkg_lib_dirs=(lib)

# libs commonly needed during Python module installs:


## triton_quickstart.sh
#!/bin/bash

set -ex

# This assumes you have a Triton account
# (see http://lpage.joyent.com/Triton-Free-Trial.html)
# and that you have installed the Triton cli tools:
# `npm install -g triton`

triton instance create 7b5981c4 g4-highcpu-1G \

## ZFS_on_macOS.md

      
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    For macOS Sierra (10.12) and OS X El Capitan (10.11), you also need to boot into the Recovery OS (either the Recovery partition or bootable OS X install media for 10.11) and run
csrutil disable

or
csrutil enable --without kext

The latter will allow you to load your custom-built, unsigned kernel extensions, while keeping the rest of System Integrity Protection (SIP) in place. (Depending on your needs, other options you may want are --without fs, --without debug, --without dtrace, or --without nvram. If you specify all of them, that is equivalent to csrutil disable. The --without option takes a comma-delimited list or can be specified multiple times: --without kext,debug,dtrace is equivalent to --without kext --without debug --without dtrace).
If you have any other implementation of ZFS installed, you must uninstall it and reboot before proceeding further. Similarly, if you have installed the O3X installer version, please follow the uninstallation directions before proceeding.

  
## postgresql94.service
[Unit]
Description=postgresql94 managed by habitat

[Service]
Restart=always
ExecStart=/path/to/postgresql94.sh

[Install]
WantedBy=default.target

## postgres_replica.toml
standby_mode = "on"
primary_conninfo_host = "postgres.primary.tld"
primary_conninfo_port = 5432
initdb_superuser_name = "postgres"
initdb_superuser_password = "password"
primary_conninfo_user = "postgres"
primary_conninfo_password = "password"
trigger_file = "/hab/svc/postgresql9.4/data/failover_trigger_file"
initdb_encoding = "en_US.UTF-8"

## postgresql94.sh
#!/bin/sh

HAB_POSTGRESQL94=$(cat /path/to/custom.toml) /usr/bin/hab start --no-color bixu/postgresql94

## habitized_postgres
HAB_POSTGRESQL='dynamic_shared_memory_type = "none"' hab start core/postgresql

## gist:c7f331959a45d9c9a75eb115a501dc4d
---
driver:
  name: joyent

driver_config:
  joyent_version: '~7.0'
  joyent_username: <account name>
  joyent_keyfile: <path to private ssh key>
  joyent_keyname: <ssh key "name" in your Joyent account>
  joyent_url: https://us-east-1.api.joyent.com
	#!/bin/bash

	# execute this script directly by piping to your shell from `curl` like this:
	# curl --silent https://gist.githubusercontent.com/bixu/1033ed8954fafea48f2f7b3f32faf1fe/raw/banana-strap.sh \| sudo bash

	set -e

	echo "Setting up $(hostname)..."

	apt-get update
	#!/bin/bash

	set -ex

	# This assumes you have a Triton account
	# (see http://lpage.joyent.com/Triton-Free-Trial.html)
	# and that you have installed the Triton cli tools:
	# `npm install -g triton`

	triton instance create 7b5981c4 g4-highcpu-1G \
	[Unit]
	Description=postgresql94 managed by habitat

	[Service]
	Restart=always
	ExecStart=/path/to/postgresql94.sh

	[Install]
	WantedBy=default.target
	standby_mode = "on"
	primary_conninfo_host = "postgres.primary.tld"
	primary_conninfo_port = 5432
	initdb_superuser_name = "postgres"
	initdb_superuser_password = "password"
	primary_conninfo_user = "postgres"
	primary_conninfo_password = "password"
	trigger_file = "/hab/svc/postgresql9.4/data/failover_trigger_file"
	initdb_encoding = "en_US.UTF-8"
	#!/bin/sh

	HAB_POSTGRESQL94=$(cat /path/to/custom.toml) /usr/bin/hab start --no-color bixu/postgresql94
	---
	driver:
	name: joyent

	driver_config:
	joyent_version: '~7.0'
	joyent_username: <account name>
	joyent_keyfile: <path to private ssh key>
	joyent_keyname: <ssh key "name" in your Joyent account>
	joyent_url: https://us-east-1.api.joyent.com