On Nov 12, 7:32 am, M F Haris <mfha...@fleetboard.com> wrote:
> I want to manage services in my AIX node. I mean i can start/stop
> service using
> exec { command => "/etc/rc/blah-service start",} but i like this to be
> done by puppet itself with its type reference 'service'.
>
> has anyone manage the services on AIX machine ??? if yes, please share it!
>
> PS: All services in my AIX nodes are located to different runlevels
> (rc.something) .
Puppet's Service resource is the right place to look among the built-
in resource types. Have you tried it? I haven't any AIX-specific
experience, but Puppet should be able to provide some level of
management. You could start with something like this:
service { "blah-service":
enable => true,
ensure => "running",
path => "/etc/rc", # might not be necessary
}
Some or all of these additional properties might be useful: hasstatus,
hasrestart, status, pattern. There are other knobs you could tweak,
too, but I recommend starting simple.
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