I don't understand how I'd convert the definitions from my original
mail into virtual resources.
Simplified:
$disks = ['/a', '/b']
define foo() {
file { "${name}/foo": }
}
foo { $disks: }
define bar($path) {
file { "${name}/foo/${path}":
require => Foo[$name],
}
}
bar { $disks:
path => "bar",
}
And I require those things in multiple classes.
I think this works but apart from being ugly it does not work when
requiring foo from multiple classes. I also cannot require bar
multiple times with different paths because the name is the same (the
array) and I don't know how to get around that. Which kinda defeats
the variability of the define.
I also don't understand how to convert foo to a virtual resource
definition. I need to change it to this:
@foo { $disks: }
and then in bar just add this: Foo <| |> ?
Any help would be really appreciated. I must have read the
documentation four bajillion times now but parts of it it still make
no sense to me. I especially have trouble understanding Virtual
resources, calling a define/resource with an array and requiring
virtual resources and defines.
Cheers,
Lars
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