Hi,
Although I don't run puppet behind nginx, I know well nginx (for using
it as a proxy for several years, and for contributing a module).
On Wed, 2008-10-15 at 11:12 +0200, Kenneth Holter wrote:
> I have a simple question about running multiple puppetmasters with
> nginx/mongrel. The sample nginx config file found on the puppet web
> site defines something like this:
> [snipped config]
>
> This configuration means that I can run multiple puppetmasters, one
> for each of the ports defined under "upstream" in the above config
> file. As far as I can understand, all of these puppetmasters must use
> the same manifests. I mean, when puppet nodes connects to port 8140,
> they will be redirected to one of the puppetmasters determined by
> nginx. Therefor, all these puppetmasters must run the same manifests.
> Is this correct?
Yes, because you don't know which master your client will be connected
to. This will be one of the "upstream" puppet-production pool.
> Furthermore, if I want a separate puppetmaster (but running the same
> manifests) for our test-environments, I can simply add a new port (for
> example 8150), have to nodes connect to this port, and make sure there
> is a puppetmaster running to connect to. True?
Yes. Or you can add a new server {} block in your nginx configuration,
bound to another port, that directs communication to another "upstream"
block that knows your development master's port.
Hope that helps,
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Brice Figureau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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