I have been working on adding features to the heka-redis plugin and building a
deb for easy deployment inside my organization. I scripted the deb build steps
in a chef script, gist here: https://gist.github.com/xrl/d1fdf7765d3ade15dad3
The chef calls should be easy enough to understand. It installs prereqs, clones
official heka repo, installs a plugin dependency, updates heka cmake for my
plugin, and then builds and packages the work. I do a “sh build.sh” and a “make
deb” which may be more steps than necessary.
The chef script does not concern itself with installing go. It seems that there
are no up to date go PPAs for Ubuntu 14.04 so I ended up manually installing
the upstream go tar.gz as recommended in the go documentation and updating the
PATH in /etc/profile.
Let me know what you think!
Thanks,
Xavier
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