Create a class called sg_node::disabled that inherits sg_node and
overrides all of it's resources to "undo" them. This usually means
setting 'ensure =>absent' (or 'undef' if applicable) for most
resources. For execs, I usually set 'unless => true.'
Be sure to include the class on the nodes you want to clean up (e.g.
vm1).
On Jul 7, 3:13 pm, Haitao Jiang <jianghai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am new to Puppet, here is a question that I hope to get some help
> from the group:
>
> - assume I have 2 nodes, vm1 and vm2;
>
> - assume that I defined a class of node say, sg_node, that includes
> components such as Apache and Postgres DB etc.
>
> - in the nodes.pp file, we have
> node vm1 {
> include sg_node
> }
>
> Now, I want to let vm2 to be the sg_node, which is easy. But how to
> clean up vm1 so that it doesn't have the components that sg_node
> installed?
>
> Thanks a lot!
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