Hi all,
I've been playing with puppet for a couple of weeks and that's how I
have configured it:
# ls /etc/puppet/manifests/
modules site.pp
# ls /etc/puppet/manifests/modules/
autofs_home fstab local_conf local_groups local_users packages pbs_client
repos yaim
and each "module" is auto-descriptive... At this point are only
classes, but in a near future, they can become a combination of
classes/definitions.
Is this correct? or is better to just include all *pp files in manifest
dir?
My other question, is posible to add some "dependencies" between
imports?
# cat site.pp
import "autofs_home"
import "fstab"
import "local_conf"
import "packages"
import "pbs_client"
import "repos"
import "yaim"
import "local_groups"
import "local_users"
node default{
include pbs_client
include autofs_home
include fstab
include local_conf
include packages
include pbs_client
include repos
include yaim
include local_groups
include local_users
}
I need some order between groups/user/yaim and packages/pbs, for
exmaple.
Do I have to define dependencies in classes?
If yes, may I call a resource defined in a module from another
diferntet?
TIA,
Arnau
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