I'm attempting to use virtual resources to get around multiple
definition errors, but it doesn't seem to be working. I need to
create a directory structure like "/apps/siteA/instance_1/resin" and
"/apps/siteA/instance_2/resin". In reality it's a little more complex,
because there are multiple sites running on a given node. Anyhow,
here's how I've defined it:
define resin::instance(
$site_alias,
$env_alias,
$instance,
$host_alias,
$resin_ver,
$java_ver
) {
include resin::base
@file { "/apps/runtime/$site_alias":
owner => cnp,
group => cnp-admin,
mode => 0755,
require => File["/apps/runtime"],
ensure => directory;
"/apps/runtime/$site_alias/$env_alias":
owner => cnp,
group => cnp-admin,
mode => 0755,
require => File["/apps/runtime/$site_alias"],
ensure => directory;
"/apps/runtime/$site_alias/$env_alias/resin/${host_alias}_${env_alias}_${instance}":
owner => cnp,
group => cnp-admin,
mode => 0755,
require => File["/apps/runtime/$site_alias/$env_alias"],
ensure => directory;
}
realize File["/apps/runtime/$site_alias"]
realize File["/apps/runtime/$site_alias/$env_alias"]
realize
File["/apps/runtime/$site_alias/$env_alias/resin/${host_alias}_${env_alias}_${instance}"]
}
I was thinking that using the virtual resource in the definition would
get around the errors, but it doesn't seem to have:
err: Could not retrieve catalog: Puppet::Parser::AST::Resource failed
with error ArgumentError: Duplicate definition: File[/apps/runtime/gq]
is already defined in file
/var/lib/puppet/git/modules/resin/manifests/init.pp at line 40; cannot
redefine at /var/lib/puppet/git/modules/resin/manifests/init.pp:40 on
node s602250nj3el563.uspswy6.savvis.net
What's another approach to doing this? The end goal is having one
simple call to define an instance, not mattering if the site is known
or unknown (so a bunch of classes to include wouldn't be scalable
here), or if it's on that machine or not - i.e. from one simple
resin::instance call, I should be able to have a functional instance.
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