We are currently using puppet with a node based configuration on the
master, so we have a structure similar to that:
node xyz {
/* do something here */
}
node default {
/* do something here */
}
in the included files and classes we have our setup procedures ongoing
and everything is working as intended.
But what we really want to achieve is not to register every node in
our master configuration (hostnames can totally vary so no wildcard
matching), but to give the nodes the possibility to request a specific
class or to report themselves as a specific type of server.
So when I start my new server for the first time I put the information
about the server type into the puppet config file or anywhere else
where suitable. The I start my puppet client, sign its certificate on
the master and the puppet client reports to the server being a server
of type "xyz" (or whatever type I configured it to be) and it pulls
the configuration of the master.
Is that somehow possible with puppet?
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