On Jun 24, 2011, at 7:15 AM, Jonathan Gazeley wrote:
> For my puppet-managed servers, I want roughly half to use nameserver1
> followed by nameserver2, and the other half to use nameserver2 in preference
> to nameserver1.
>
> The most reliable and simplest way I can think of doing this is to look at
> the last octet of the IP address, test whether it is even or odd, and apply
> different nameservers accordingly.
>
> Two questions: how would this be easily achieved in a manifest, and is there
> a better way? :)
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I would probably create a custom fact for this
IP_ADDR="192.168.10.21"
y=#{IP_ADDR}.split('.')[3].to_i).divmod(2)[1]
puts y
something like...
$resolv.conf_pool = "resolv.conf-pool-A"
#{IP_ADDR}.split('.')[3].to_i).divmod(2)[1] == 0 ? "resolv.conf-pool-A" :
"resolv.conf-pool-B"
and then 'source' the actual resolv.conf file per pool-A or pool-B result
Should be relatively easy to create.
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