teamspeak-bosh-release

A BOSH release of the TeamSpeak application

Usage

1. Clone the repo

2. Create the release

   bosh create-release releases/teamspeak/teamspeak-{VERSION}.yml --tarball teamspeak.tgz
   

3. Load the release to the BOSH director

   bosh upload-release teamspeak.tgz
   

4. Use an example manifest and tweak it for your specific configuration but be sure to provide a teamspeak-admin-token variable for the deployment

5. Run

   bosh deploy -d teamspeak teamspeak.yml -v teamspeak-admin-token=<YOUR_UNIQUE_ID>
   

6. Spin up your teamspeak client and enter the public IP and the teamspeak-admin-token you created

7. You should then be prompted to enter the "Privileged Key" which is your teamspeak-admin-token

Example for creating new release 3.11.0 and deploy

1. Clone the repo.
2. Copy the existed package in folder packages and rename it to the latest version of teamspeak. e.g.: teamspeak-3.11.0.
3. Update the packaging file in packages/teamspeak-LATESTVERSION to replace the url with the latest teamspeak server release url.
4. Update the BINARYPATH in the file jobs/teamspeak/templates/ctl.sh.erb with the latest version. (e.g.: /var/vcap/packages/teamspeak-3.11.0)
5. Create the bosh release with the command: bosh -e pizza create-release --name teamspeak --version=3.11.0 --final --force --tarball=teamspeak.tgz
6. Upload the release to bosh environment with the command:

bosh -e pizza upload-release teamspeak.tgz

1. Modify the manifest teamspeak-bosh-v2.yml in the folder examples if you can not deploy with it. You can find the deployment from example directory.
2. Bosh deploy. bosh -e pizza -d teamspeak deploy teamspeak-bosh-v2.yml -v teamspeak-admin-token=<YOUR_UNIQUE_ID>
3. Bosh ssh if you want to verify the job status.
4. ssh to the vmbosh -e pizza -d teamspeak ssh teamspeak
5. monit summary

Bugs

This release only works on Ubuntu (it uses apt-get to install SQLite3

The TeamSpeak server runs as root. TeamSpeak documentation discourages this (security)