Hi,
I have read various threads about ordering things in puppet, using
stages, before and after etc... but unfortunately it didn't answer my
question.
I have multiple parametrised function definitions like that:
define function1($param) {
exec { "do-$param-something":
subscribe => [ Package ["some-package"] ],
command => "some command"
require => [ Package ["some-package"] ]
}
}
define function2($param) {
exec { "do-$param-something-else":
subscribe => [ Package ["some-package"] ],
command => "some command"
require => [ Package ["some-package"] ]
}
}
...
They are not in a class, they are just functions. Those are functions
for creating, managing, and altering mysql databases.
Thus, I want to execute them in a not random order. The subscribe
feature gives me that they are executed in a random order when the
package is installed.
But how do I specify that function2 should run AFTER function1?
I have tried to do something like:
Exec[ "do-$param-something"]->Exec["do-$param-something-else"]
but that obviously doesn't work because the $param is not recognised
outside of the function body...
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