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Installing StackStorm with Configuration Management Tools

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Some of the installation methods described on this page might be out of date. If you experience issues, please follow distribution-specific package based installation instructions.

This section has pointers to using StackStorm with configuration management tools. Some are used internally by StackStorm, some are contributed by our users, some others are community contributions. Maintaining this section is a community effort, thus if you are a Chef, Ansible, Puppet, or Salt expert, your contributions here are very welcome.

Contents

• Installing StackStorm with Configuration Management Tools

  • Ansible

  • Puppet

  • Chef

  • Salt

Ansible

We use Ansible playbooks internally to deploy StackStorm, and you can too. See Ansible Playbooks for details on how to use these playbooks.

Puppet

StackStorm provides a community-supported Puppet module. This module is actively maintained, and sees frequent updates.

See Puppet Module for details on how to get started.

Chef

We don’t have documentation for Chef yet. If you’d like to help us fill in this section, pull requests are gladly accepted. In the meantime, here are some resources to get you started:

• StackStorm Cookbook: https://supermarket.chef.io/cookbooks/stackstorm

Salt

We don’t have a Salt States or Documentation for Salt. If you’d like to help us fill in this section, pull requests are gladly accepted. In the meantime, here are some resources that we do have to get you started.

• Integrating SaltStack and StackStorm: https://stackstorm.com/2015/07/29/getting-started-with-stackstorm-and-saltstack/ - a blog post on how to integrate the two systems.