Systemd on-demand socket-based activation #81
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* Creates php::fpm::systemd-socket-conf for systemd sockets * Adds systemd socket and service * Modified config file templates that allow for multiple php-fpm master processes.
The socket starts the service as needed. Enabling it in puppet can cause a race condition where the service tries to start before the socket exists.
The PID directory only needs to be created once and including it in the systemd-socket-conf will attempt to define it multiple times if multiple pools are defined. Moving it to a daemon manifest so it only happens once.
Move systemd service path into params.pp Add binary to params.pp Make service template use binary parameter
Puppet on Debian wants to call 'service' instead of 'systemctl'.
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Provides support for creating systemd socket-based activation of on-demand PHP-FPM daemons.
Defines
php::fpm::systemd-socket-confthat will create the corresponding systemd.socketand.serviceconfigurations. Multiple pools may be created using separate sockets/services so that rolling, zero-downtime restarts of PHP-FPM may be accomplished.Tested on CentOS7 and Debian Jessie.
Based heavily on http://thanatos.be/2014/04/12/php-fpm-ondemand.html