> On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 12:37 PM, jcbollinger <john.bollin...@stjude.org>
> wrote:
> $param1 = 'default1',
> $param2 = 'default2' ) {
> # declarations
> }
>
> I recommend some variation on
>
> class mymodule::foo {
> $param1 = hiera('foo::param1', 'default1')
> $param2 = hiera('foo::param2', 'default2')
> # declarations
> }
As puppet is changing way of setting parameters every 6 month (and me too, as i
changed my mind about the best way to do it), I really dislike to put hiera
usage inside my class definition.
I rather use a configuration class where I can easily change way of settings
values.
It might look like for example :
class config::module {
$param=mood_of_the_day(something)
}
and then calling
class {'module::foo':
param =>p config::module::param
}
Using this method I have been able to switch from extdata to hiera in a few
hours of works.
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