On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 04:18:02AM -0800, Gavin Williams wrote:
> Ok, I've come back to this functionality, and need to move it along...
>
> My challenge now is how I can use the oratab resource to trigger other
> actions...
>
> So if oratab creates a new entry in /etc/oratab, then I want to ideally
> call a define which will go away and create the require directory
> structure, mount NFS volumes and add details to fstab...
>
> Any ideas???
>
> Cheers
> Gavin
Why do you need the resource to "trigger" anything? I guess you are
already using puppet to define your instances so you can do something
like
define oracle::instance($home, ...) {
# some instance specific subdirectory
file { "/u01/app/oracle/admin/${name}":
ensure => directory}
}
# some instance specific mount
mount { ...${name}:
ensure => mounted,
}
file { "responsefile_for_${name}":
ensure => file,
content => template("responsefile.cfg.erb",
}
exec { "install_db_${name}"
command =>
'some_wrapperscript_around_dbca_to_install_instance_with_responsefile',
creates => 'some_flagfile_the_wrapperscript_creates_on_success',
require => File["responsefile_for_${name}"],
}
oratab { $name:
ensure => present,
home => $home,
atboot => yes,
}
}
-Stefan
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