I'm starting to use hiera more, to try to clean up and better modularize
some of our stuff.
I know you can use various facts (such as $::hostname) when defining the
hierarchy and where to look.
We have a few variables that are set based on patterns of hostname, and
currently we have a selector that matches the hostname against a regex.
Is there a clean way to move this to hiera? A straight %{hostname} in the
hiera.yaml won't work, since then I'd have to create a .yaml per hostname
and it'd be a hassle to
Say I have the hostnames setup like: "prefix-purpose-[A-Z]-[0-9]+" where
prefix is a fixed value across all names, purpose describes whether it is a
web server, app server etc.
I'd like to be able to specify things for a given "prefix-purpose-[A-Z]"
range as well as on a "prefix-purpose" basis.
I do hope what I am asking is clear, if not I apologize.
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