On 16 May 2011 20:26, Adam Heinz <a...@metricwise.net> wrote:
I just refer to the puppetmaster as 'puppet' everywhere and drop an
> entry in /etc/hosts for it. Then if I wanted to migrate off a server,
> I would just hardcode away $servername and $serverip on the old
> puppetmaster to point to the new one, and copy the certs over.
>
> node default {
> case $fqdn {
> /puppetmaster/: {
> host { puppet:
> host_aliases => [ "localhost.localdomain", "puppet" ],
> ip => "127.0.0.1",
> name => "localhost",
> }
> }
> default: {
> host { puppet:
> host_aliases => $servername,
> ip => $serverip,
> name => "puppet",
> }
> }
> }
> }
>
Why the distinction between the two? What's wrong with using a LAN IP on the
puppetmaster machine as well? To me that's much clearer that misusing
loopback.
Thanks
Chris
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