G'day.
We are currently looking to integrate etckeeper[1] into our puppet
managed hosts, especially the legacy hosts that are still partially
under manual control.
etckeeper is, essentially, a wrapper around a VCS for /etc, tracking
changes in file content.
When I say "integrate" I mean, specifically, that we would like puppet
to commit any changes using etckeeper after running, to capture all the
changes into the revision history.[2]
So, essentially, what I would like is to run an 'exec' command at the
very end of puppet processing, after *all* other actions are complete.
It there any sane way to express this in the puppet language?
(We do already run puppet from a shell script, so I will integrate this
there if I can't do it within the manifest, but I would rather avoid
that path if I can...)
Regards,
Daniel
Footnotes:
[1] http://kitenet.net/~joey/code/etckeeper/
[2] This also allows us to push those changes to a central host, do
change reporting and other similar VCS based activity.
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