Hi,
No, puppet is about setting desired state of your nodes rather than current
state. That is:
'the service be started on this node'.
'this directory should not exist'.
It's not really about 'that other nodes service should be up, but if it's not
there right now, don't do this either'.
Now if you want something to take action based on a current state, like stop a
service based on some other service, you could look at MCollective or
eventhandlers in something like Nagios.
Cheers,
Den
On 21/10/2011, at 16:01, Benyi Wang <bewang.t...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there a puppet module supporting remote resource? For example,
>
> service { "my_service":
> ensure => "stopped"
> require => RemoteService["remote_service"]
> }
>
> If a service on a remote host is done, then stop "my_service" on this host.
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