ENC + include/require = no need for inheritance.
Classify roles for your servers, assign classes and parameters to the roles.
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 4:33 PM, Darrell Fuhriman <darr...@garnix.org>wrote:
> [Following up a little late]
>
> Is anyone using node inheritance and happy with how it works? If so, can
> you describe your setup briefly?
>
>
> I make very limited use of node inheritance. I use
>
> node basenode {
> include $operatingsystem
> [other stuff I want absolutely everywhere]
> }
>
> node default inherits basenode{}
>
> node X inherits basenode {
> [more stuff]
> }
>
>
> I have little to add that the others haven't said, except to emphasize that
> the whole puppet inheritance model is broken.
>
> I'm increasingly of the opinion that, were I designing puppet 3, I would
> completely ditch the custom syntax in favor of a more straight-up ruby DSL
> and take advantage of ruby inheritance abilities.
>
> Darrell
>
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