Bram Enning <bramenn...@gmail.com> writes:
> I have the class below and it doens;t work. That it is, it does work if I
> run it twice. On the second puppet-run everything works, on the first it
> doesn't run the third, because of failed dependencies.
>
> Any suggestions?
Well, the first one is that you would be much, much, much, much better off not
doing this on each host: this is utterly non-deterministic.
Instead, package your Perl code somehow and deploy *that* to the systems.
When you need to upgrade, upgrade the package and redeploy.
This could be as unsophisticated as a tarball you unpack, although I would
strongly suggest you use whatever platform packaging you have to manage
things.
That way you gain the ability to have *exactly* the same configuration
deployed to your systems, with the same versions, every time you deploy.
(Your current code will upgrade Net::Amazon::EC2 automatically, which will
eventually break your application, I promise. ;)
Daniel
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