I'm pretty sure I'm coming at this from the wrong direction, if anybody
could point me to what the puppet idiom should be here I'd really
appreciate it.
I'd like to install two instances of this service on this host, with
different parameters:
node /^memcache\d+.util.foo.com$/ {
class {'memcached': pool_index => 1, port => 11211 }
class {'memcached': pool_index => 2, port => 11212 }
}
The class itself uses the parameters something like this (abridged):
class memcached ($pool_index = undef, $port = 11211) {
daemontools_service::s {
memcached:
service_name => "memcached${pool_index}",
command => "exec memcached -v -m 2048 -p ${port} "
}
}
But the first part throws this error: *Duplicate declaration:
Class[Memcached] is already declared in file...cannot redeclare.*
I was thinking a parameterized class was something you could call like a
function, but apparently not. What's the right way to set that up twice,
with different parameters?
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