Most people will use a "node" classification tool. In my specific case
I use a combination of a node classifier, and standardized DNS naming
conventions. For hardware related items, you have custom facts,
dmiedecode etc etc. Really you will always hit the "one-off" bug of a
system when it comes to "standard" builds, it's just a matter of
lowering the "one-off" percentage as much as possible that makes
environments much easier to manage.
Out of the box, puppet can be extremely dynamic as long as you have a
creative way of figuring things out (dns naming conventions). But
whenyou ultimately need to know that between two php sites
(a.com,b.com) an external classifier works best (or a custom fact)
Try things out and see what works for you.
-jason
On Apr 20, 2010, at 9:02 PM, linuxdatacenter
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