I currently have ~30 hosts managed by puppet, running on 2.6.14. I'm
just starting a project to build a new puppetmaster in a new datacenter,
which will be our single master. Within a short time, we'll have upwards
of 200 hosts managed by Puppet, and about 25% of these will be "legacy"
OSes (RHEL4 and SLES9) for which I'm building puppet and all of its
dependencies. I'd also like to consider, if not definitely use, puppetDB.
Our change control and QA processes make it very difficult to upgrade
non-application software like Puppet, so there's good odds that whatever
the new master and clients run will be staying for quite some time
(probably years...).
I'd *wanted* to get this rolled out within the next few weeks.
For anyone in the know, given this situation, would you recommend
building on puppet 2.7.18, or trying to draw things out as much as
possible and wait for a stable 3.x release? Does anyone have any general
idea of when one might be forthcoming (weeks? months? next year?)
Thanks for any input,
Jason Antman
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