Ansible Role: Sidekiq Systemd

This Ansible role sets up Sidekiq and Clockwork as systemd services.

Installation

To install the role, run:

ansible-galaxy install amritsingh.sidekiq-systemd

Requirements

This role requires Ansible version 1.9 or higher.

Role Variables

Here are the variables you need to set up:

tmp_storage_dir: "/tmp"              # Temporary storage for Sidekiq configuration backups
user_name: ubuntu                    # Username to use
app_path: /home/ubuntu/project       # Path to your application
sidekiq_env:                         # Environment variables
  RAILS_ENV: production               # Rails environment setting

You must specify the path to the file containing the Sidekiq and Clockwork process configurations in the variable sidekiq_systemd_conf_file like this:

sidekiq_systemd_conf_file: /home/ubuntu/project/config/sidekiq_systemd.yml

The content of this file should look like this:

---
config:
  - service_name: sidekiq1
    command: "bundle exec sidekiq -c 4 -q default -L log/sidekiq.log"
    options:
      - MemoryLimit=1200M
  - service_name: sidekiq2
    command: "bundle exec sidekiq -c 4 -q default -L log/sidekiq.log"
  - service_name: clockwork
    command: "bundle exec clockwork config/clock.rb >> log/clockwork.log 2>&1"

Dependencies

There are no dependencies.

Example Playbook

Here is an example playbook to use this role:

---

- hosts: all
  vars:
    user_name: ubuntu
    app_path: /home/ubuntu/project
    tmp_storage_dir: /home/ubuntu/
    sidekiq_systemd_conf_file: /home/ubuntu/project/config/systemd_services.yml
  roles:
    - role: amritsingh.sidekiq-systemd